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4H Summer Camp to close due to H1N1 outbreak
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sharon sanders
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Re: 4H Summer Camp to close due to H1N1 outbreak
Welcome Pinesunderpar!
Welcome Pinesunderpar!
Re: 4H Summer Camp to close due to H1N1 outbreak
They isolate all with symptoms, they are not allowed to travel home. All sick with symptoms are given tamiflu. Status now is 55 with symptoms. Almost all of them were sitting in the same bus together with the fist person to be sick.
People with asthma etc. have been given tamiflu. It is an international camp, with 300 kids from other countries. The camp is on a small place without the capacity to isolate so many. Parents are asked to come and collect their kids, and then isolate them. People without symptoms are not on public transport, but on busses used to take them home.
There has also been an incident on a music festival in southern Norway, 20-30 infected.
Anty, Norway
They isolate all with symptoms, they are not allowed to travel home. All sick with symptoms are given tamiflu. Status now is 55 with symptoms. Almost all of them were sitting in the same bus together with the fist person to be sick.
People with asthma etc. have been given tamiflu. It is an international camp, with 300 kids from other countries. The camp is on a small place without the capacity to isolate so many. Parents are asked to come and collect their kids, and then isolate them. People without symptoms are not on public transport, but on busses used to take them home.
There has also been an incident on a music festival in southern Norway, 20-30 infected.
Anty, Norway
Re: 4H Summer Camp to close due to H1N1 outbreak
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Health authorities have decided to close down an international 4H youth camp with 1700 participants from 15 nations, held at Breim in Sogn og Fjordane county, after several youth have been diagnosed with the swine flu or A(H1N1). The camp will be gradually disbanded, after 50 Norwegian participants have so far caught the flu, and have been isolated from the rest. They were all travelling together to the camp on the same bus.
The cases are all mild, with fever, a sore throath and a headache, and no one has so far needed hospital care.
The camp opened last Friday, and was to have ended on Wednesday.
In Norway there are up to now around 250 confirmed cases of the swine flu. Three are seriously ill and under intensive care in hospital.
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http://www.norwaypost.no/content/view/22300/26/
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The cases are all mild, with fever, a sore throath and a headache, and no one has so far needed hospital care.
The camp opened last Friday, and was to have ended on Wednesday.
In Norway there are up to now around 250 confirmed cases of the swine flu. Three are seriously ill and under intensive care in hospital.
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http://www.norwaypost.no/content/view/22300/26/