Not the argument i expected Rob, but i'll bite
Arguably, no and here is why. The two missionary doctors that were evacuated were where there was already facilities set up to treat Ebola patients, The US citizens on that cruise ship, did not have that.
nocarename: as the article states at least one, probably both, were flown in on small jets that had been specially set up for infectious diseases, the problem is that to be absolutely certain that no virus was accidentally left behind they would then have had to strip the entire inside of the aircraft down to bare metal and incinerate the contents while treating the bare metal with damn near pure chlorine to ensure nothing was left there. Because this is not cost effective i HIGHLY DOUBT the CDC did such with that aircraft.
as for the US citizens from the cruise ship, the numbers precluded anything BUT a commercial airliner, or else treating them in Japan, which the Japanese were not going to do
Arguably, no and here is why. The two missionary doctors that were evacuated were where there was already facilities set up to treat Ebola patients, The US citizens on that cruise ship, did not have that.
nocarename: as the article states at least one, probably both, were flown in on small jets that had been specially set up for infectious diseases, the problem is that to be absolutely certain that no virus was accidentally left behind they would then have had to strip the entire inside of the aircraft down to bare metal and incinerate the contents while treating the bare metal with damn near pure chlorine to ensure nothing was left there. Because this is not cost effective i HIGHLY DOUBT the CDC did such with that aircraft.
as for the US citizens from the cruise ship, the numbers precluded anything BUT a commercial airliner, or else treating them in Japan, which the Japanese were not going to do
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