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Part of Pinellas jail quarantined after exposure to chicken pox
Tribune Staff
Published: January 21, 2014
LARGO ? Two pods at the Pinellas County Jail have been put under quarantine after the inmates in them had come into contact with an inmate who had chicken pox, sheriff?s officials said.
The inmate who had chicken pox is no longer at the jail, but he had contact with inmates in two pods at the jail, sheriff?s spokeswoman Cristen Rensel said. The two pods were quarantined as a precautionary measure, she said, and there have been no additional reports of inmates with the disease.
2 cases of chickenpox reported at University of North Florida
Campus officials say student living on campus, off campus report having chickenpox
Author: Troy Blevins, Online Editor, Producer
Published On: 54 m
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -
The University of North Florida Student Health Services has reported two cases of chickenpox on campus this week.
Officials said one student lives on campus in Building 55, Osprey Fountains, and the other student lives off campus...