PM Announces TORONTO Official Removed from WHO's SARS List!!

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Posted by itikia on May-14-2003 18:52:

PM Announces TORONTO Official Removed from WHO's SARS List!!

10 minutes ago, 2:30pm ET, the Prime Minister announced in the house of commons that Toronto has been officially removed from the WHO's SARS List of affected areas!!!

WOOOOOOHHHHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

itikia

Posted by Endlesswave on May-14-2003 18:56:

Finally! Damn took long enough. I was even watching Tv (the tonight show) and Mike Myers was on it promoting TO and trying to convince people Sars isn't a huge deal up here.

Posted by E2EK1EL on May-14-2003 19:03:

About fucking time !!!

Posted by mute79 on May-14-2003 19:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Endlesswave
Finally! Damn took long enough. I was even watching Tv (the tonight show) and Mike Myers was on it promoting TO and trying to convince people Sars isn't a huge deal up here.

i saw that too... he looked desparate, TO would've been better off had he not said anything at all...

Posted by itikia on May-14-2003 19:15:

Update 55 - Change in status of Toronto, situation in China and Singapore

14 May 2003

Change in status of Toronto
WHO has today removed Toronto, Canada from the list of areas with recent local transmission. Toronto has also been removed from the list of areas for which WHO has issued recommendations pertaining to international travel.

The decision was made following a teleconference between Toronto and Health Canada officials and WHO. The teleconference, which was requested by Health Canada, reviewed the adequacy of data on the SARS situation in Canada and summarized the criteria and procedures used by WHO when making decisions about which areas should be included in the list.

The most important WHO consideration is whether 20 days have passed since the last locally acquired case was isolated or died. If no further cases have occurred for 20 days, which is twice the maximum incubation period for SARS, the chain of transmission is considered broken. The last locally acquired case in Canada was isolated on 20 April.

WHO issues recommendations related to international travel as one of several measures designed to reduce the risk of further spread of SARS.

Posted by LKD on May-14-2003 21:24:

Ari, its about time u stoped watching Cspan...its gettin to u

Posted by djeso on May-14-2003 23:36:

Finally people won't be so damn paranoid lol, you can blame the media for overexagerating it !!!!!

Posted by Rocco on May-15-2003 00:41:

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWHOOOOOOOO

take that mofos!

muwahahahahahhaha