Two volunteers have been transferred to the UK after potential contact with the Ebola virus in separate incidents.<\/p>\n
Public Health England said the patients’ risk of having the virus was low and the measure was a precaution.<\/p>\n
Authorities said the individuals – one of whom is Australian – had not been diagnosed with Ebola and did not currently have symptoms of the disease.<\/p>\n
Experts emphasised the risk to the public was low and said the volunteers would be monitored for 21 days.<\/p>\n
Australian authorities confirmed an Australian nurse was flown to the UK after a low risk clinical incident while working in Sierra Leone.<\/p>\n
SOURCE : BBC News<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Two volunteers have been transferred to the UK after potential contact with the Ebola virus in separate incidents. Public Health England said the patients’ risk of having the virus was low and the measure was a precaution. Authorities said the individuals – one of whom is Australian – had not been diagnosed with Ebola and … Continue reading Possible Ebola cases flown to UK<\/span>