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Plus Ebola dépistage doit commencer à cinq aéroports américains
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Associated Press 8 octobre 2014 mis à jour à 15:43
par Licia A. Caldwell
Le Président Barack Obama a dit les nouveaux efforts fournirait encore une autre couche de protection à des moments clés d'US d'entrée.
Toutefois, l'accent est toujours sur l'arrêt de l'épidémie en Afrique de l'Ouest, le directeur des Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Thomas Frieden, a déclaré à Atlanta.
at the White House, porte-parole Josh Earnest dit la couche supplémentaire de dépistage débuterait à International JFK de New York et des aéroports internationaux de Newark, Washington Dulles, Chicago et Atlanta. Il a dit les nouvelles mesures comprendraient prenant des températures et commenceront samedi à l'aéroport JFK.
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DHS Secretary Johnson says screening will be expanded.
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson said the goal was to expand airport screenings for Ebola internationally to "as many different checkpoints as possible." He did not elaborate in his comments made while speaking yesterday to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington think tank.