Soumis par ruhaizie le mar, 07/15/2014 - 18:19
Hello everybody, just want to know how do you handle any death (among crew/passenger) or stowaway on board?
Soumis par Maria an der Heiden le mer, 07/09/2014 - 11:51
Currently, it is considered unlikely that a person infected with Ebola virus boards an airplane. However, since the Ebola outbreak in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia is ongoing and its extent is unclear such a scenario may become more likely.
It may be reasonable that flight passengers coming from the outbreak area are being advised on what to do in case they may have been exposed to Ebola virus in the affected areas and are experiencing clinical symptoms suggestive of Ebola virus disease.
Soumis par moussif le lun, 05/26/2014 - 13:27
Dear friends and colleagues,
I'd like to share with you these two photos taken recently, and completely by chance, at an airport when I was abroad. Besides the fact of being heartbreaking, these photos raise more than one interrogation:
WHO informal consultation meeting on draft technical guidance, and the 4th Public Health & International Travel And Transport - Ports, Airports And Ground Crossings Network (PAGnet) meeting was held on April 14-17th 2014.
The meetings were made possible with the support of the European Commission on Development and Cooperation (EU DEVCO), it brought together more than eighty national experts from countries across six WHO administrative regions, international bodies and local partners
Soumis par Cristiano Gregis le lun, 05/05/2014 - 20:13
Dear All,
IHR Emergency Committe has published on may 5th a statement about the international spread of wild poliovirus with recommendations on vaccination and issuance of the International Certificate of Vaccination.
Are there some country requiring the International Certificate of Vaccination against polio from travellers from States currently exporting wild poliovirus?
Regards,
WHO Bulletin, Volume 92, Number 5, May 2014, 309-384
Publication date:
Vendredi, Novembre 8, 2013
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