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ffp2 coronavirus, Two planes arrived in the U.S. on Wednesday at Travis Air Force Base in Solano County, Calif., with one later traveling on to Miramar Marine Corps Air Station in San Diego. An estimated 350 Americans were on the two flights and will remain in temporary housing units, where they will be monitored by CDC medical teams for possible symptoms of the coronavirus. SIGN UP FOR THE FOX HEALTH NEWSLETTER Two more planes are expected to arrive at two additional locations on Thursday, including a military base in Texas and Ebbley Airfield in Nebraska. The passengers taken to Nebraska will be housed at Camp Ashland, a Nebraska National Guard facility.
ffp2 coronavirus - A first plane carrying 195 Americans landed at March Air Reserve Base in California last week, and the passengers have been under quarantine ever since. One minor on the flight was taken to the hospital on Tuesday with a fever, but no other symptoms. The quarantined passengers at March Air Reserve Base will be released to go home on Feb. 11 “as long as they are healthy and their immediate family is healthy,” Messonnier said. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP The virus has sickened over 24,000 people and killed at least 290, with 99 percent of cases occurring in mainland China. Messonnier said that as of Wednesday, 206 tests in the U.S. came back negative for the virus, with an additional 76 results pending.
ffp2 coronavirus, Official death toll in China now exceeds SARS outbreak; analysis from Gordon Chang, author of 'The Coming Collapse of China.' A Cornell University student group declared on Tuesday that the school is “buying into Sinophobic rhetoric” and “racist fear mongering” because it sent a mass email about the coronavirus. The university recently sent out a public health update email to students and staff about a potential coronavirus case on campus, prompting Cornell Students for Justice in Palestine to condemn the prestigious institution.
ffp2 coronavirus - HONG KONG SEES THOUSANDS OF MEDICAL WORKERS STRIKE AS CORONAVIRUS SPREADS “Cornell administration sent out a so-called public health update claiming that one of its students ‘presented symptoms that met criteria for testing for the 2019 Novel Coronavirus.'The student is currently undergoing treatment and we wish them a speedy recovery. It remains a complete mystery to us, however, why Cornell thought it appropriate to publicly announce these facts via mass email,” the group wrote in a scathing Facebook post.
ffp2 coronavirus - The pro-Palestine student group complained that the Office of Student and Campus Life for Health and Wellbeing sent out multiple emails related to the Coronavirus but never emailed students about the “U.S, seasonal flu,” which is also impacting students. “Why then, the disproportionate focus on this particular disease and its country of origin? In a time when the people of China are facing this disease head-on, we encourage an attitude of internationalist cooperation as opposed to divisive fear -- instead of buying into Sinophobic rhetoric about the origin and spread of the Coronavirus, we stand in support of a global community committed to fighting this disease,” the group wrote. “The disproportionate public response to Coronavirus would not have occurred without pre-existing xenophobic perceptions of Asian people, which have been legitimized by the nativist discourse around U.S-China relations.”