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9 hours ago, gaylemh said:

There is a good chance that the person could have even been infected after they got off the ship.  The incubation period is 2 -14 days, so it could have been anywhere.

My thoughts exactly.  Maybe on flight home from cruise.

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9 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said:

Yep, big difference in the number of cases between the 8th and the 15th.  Flights home, definite possibility. 

Big difference in the number of identified cases. There is a difference. We don't even know the time frame as to when this person became identified or when RCI found out about it.

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13 hours ago, bearette said:

So they can figure out if they interacted with the individual, but it won't matter if they touched the same elevator button.

I never use my fingers only and knuckle or an elbow, and then I use alcohol based sanitizer!  I have become quite the germaphobe.

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8 minutes ago, Ocean Boy said:

Big difference in the number of identified cases. There is a difference. We don't even know the time frame as to when this person became identified or when RCI found out about it.

Absolutely, I was just agreeing with the PP that it was a possibility that they contracted it after the cruise

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12 hours ago, Junkhouse said:

We had a meeting at work and were told one of our co-workers had TB.  They didn't tell us who it was, not even the gender, but the health official said if we had contact with this unknown person we needed to get tested.  No wonder why with rules like this the virus will spread.

Did they even listen to what they said?  You're supposed to guess if you had contact with someone who they won't tell you who they are?  Did anyone question that?  

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45 minutes ago, BND said:

Did they even listen to what they said?  You're supposed to guess if you had contact with someone who they won't tell you who they are?  Did anyone question that?  

Yes, we were supposed to guess. Luckily this happened years ago.  During the meeting the person said "she" and you could tell they let some of the cat out of the bag.  If the public had the names of the people with the virus we could easily find out if we had any contact.  But this process puts a strain on the "investigators" who have to interview the patient and then try to contact anyone who they came in contact with and delays any action we could take to protect us or others..  We need answers quickly.

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12 hours ago, gaylemh said:

There is a good chance that the person could have even been infected after they got off the ship.  The incubation period is 2 -14 days, so it could have been anywhere.

Exactly.  They're just reporting that someone has it and a ship was one of many places they've been.

 

As the number of cases increase and this spreads EVERYWHERE, CDC requiring this kind of notification is pretty much a waste of time.

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