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It was just announced on the news that a second healthcare with Ebola was on a Monday Frontier Airline Flight 1143. The person has been taken off the plane in Fort Worth Texas and put into isolation. According to news, the flight originated in Cleveland, Ohio...

People on Flight 1143 are being sought to be put into isolation. She flew Monday, tested positive
for Ebola on Tuesday with a low grade fever.

Stay tuned, breaking news...

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Jim O'Bryan wrote:It was just announced on the news that a second healthcare with Ebola was on a Monday Frontier Airline Flight 1143. The person has been taken off the plane in Fort Worth Texas and put into isolation. According to news, the flight originated in Cleveland, Ohio...

People on Flight 1143 are being sought to be put into isolation. She flew Monday, tested positive
for Ebola on Tuesday with a low grade fever.

Stay tuned, breaking news...

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The CDC will present an update at 1pm.

The plane has been taken to an isolated part of the Airport and parked.

Might be here in Cleveland, not sure.

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She had been put into a "controlled environment" as she had worked with Thomas Duncan,
the first person in America to die of Ebola on American soil.

This is the second healthcare worker that dealt with Duncan that has contracted Ebola, the
first worker is recovering and "doing fine." According to the hospital.

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The plane has been taken to an isolated part of the Airport and parked

Is the plane sick? sneezing,nauseous,high temperature?

The 29 year old heath care worker was in the Akron/Cleveland area between October 8, and October 13th. Relaxing with family and friends, and taking in the night life. It is believed that
she was not contagious while in Cleveland.

Stay tuned...


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Industrial Grade Disinfectant as used in Hospitals has been shown as effective in shortening the life of the Ebola virus on surfaces, according to the CDC.

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There seems to be a difference of opinion if the woman came into Cleveland on the 8th or
the 10th. Frontier Airline flight 1142 on the 8th or 10th should also contact local health care
workers so they can be added to the watch list. Though it is believed to be highly unlikely
that anyone on those flights were infected.

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Healthcare worker Amber Vinson age 29 is the health care worker.

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Summit County Police and Akron Police will have an announcement at 2pm. Right now they
are putting together her schedule while she was here.

It is highly unlikely that anyone in Cleveland could have caught the disease.

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Akron / CDC announcement at 3pm.

She was told not to fly ans should not have been on a plane or in public.

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Jim O'Bryan wrote:Akron / CDC announcement at 3pm.

She was told not to fly ans should not have been on a plane or in public.

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They are now asking anyone who might have come in contact with Amber Joy Vinson in
Northeast Ohio to get in touch with the CDC.

1-800-CDC-INFO

Frontier Airlines at Cleveland Hopkins Airport has people wearing rubber gloves
and spraying Lysol around.

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AS we find out more about Amber Vinson and how she was collecting blood and bodily fluids
from Erick Duncan before he died, allow us to understand a little more about Ebola. None
of the emergency room workers that saw Erick Duncan, the first time and the second time
have come down with Ebola, and this was while he was showing symptoms. None of the
people Erick Duncan was living with have come down with Ebola.

But to continue our coverage, and to get out of the office I went out to take pictures of the
Frontier Airlines Plane NF220FR, or Flight 1143 as it gets cleaned for the second time
before going back into use.


Beautiful cloudy day.




Air traffic coming in regularly, and leaving regularly.




Frontier Airlines NF220FR being cleaned.






Set it the East is this plane thought to be flight 1142 which brought Amber to Cleveland.


For videos of the planes doing nothing check TV.


One final and new view of Frontier Airlines NF220FR doing nothing.
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Guess the plane's all better now

Ebola? Do you realize that they are trying to bring chickens into Lakewood?