Thread: Millions of Britons face quarantine this summer

Swine Flu: Millions of Britons face being put in quarantine this summer


Global Research, July 19, 2009
dailyexpress.co.uk - 2009-07-16


Global Research Editor's Note

The British government supported by the UK media is creating an atmosphere of fear and initimidation.

A pandemic in the UK is said to be imminent affecting a large sector of the British population. There is no evidence which supports these statements. The objective is to convince the British public that vaccination is the solution.



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SWINE FLU THREAT TO HOLIDAYS
by Mark Reynolds and Louise Barnett

MILLIONS of Britons face being put in quarantine this summer as the swine flu pandemic takes hold, experts warned yesterday.
With the massive scale of the outbreak becoming clearer, bans on travelling abroad over the holiday months could affect six million people, or 10 per cent of the population.

The knock-on effects will deliver a hammer blow to the travel industry, with millions of pounds lost during the peak season and insurance companies facing a deluge of claims.

An estimated five million Britons are due to take foreign breaks in August alone. But the spread of the deadly H1N1 virus could lead to mass cancellations.

Both the Foreign Office and Health Protection Agency are advising anyone carrying the H1N1 strain to remain at home.

A spokesman for the Association of British Travel Agents said last night: “If you feel unwell, have a high fever, cough or sore throat, you should stay at home and keep away from work, school or crowds as much as possible.â€

Swine Flu: Millions of Britons face being put in quarantine this summer


Global Research, July 19, 2009
dailyexpress.co.uk - 2009-07-16


Global Research Editor's Note

The British government supported by the UK media is creating an atmosphere of fear and initimidation.

A pandemic in the UK is said to be imminent affecting a large sector of the British population. There is no evidence which supports these statements. The objective is to convince the British public that vaccination is the solution.



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SWINE FLU THREAT TO HOLIDAYS
by Mark Reynolds and Louise Barnett

MILLIONS of Britons face being put in quarantine this summer as the swine flu pandemic takes hold, experts warned yesterday.
With the massive scale of the outbreak becoming clearer, bans on travelling abroad over the holiday months could affect six million people, or 10 per cent of the population.

The knock-on effects will deliver a hammer blow to the travel industry, with millions of pounds lost during the peak season and insurance companies facing a deluge of claims.

An estimated five million Britons are due to take foreign breaks in August alone. But the spread of the deadly H1N1 virus could lead to mass cancellations.

Both the Foreign Office and Health Protection Agency are advising anyone carrying the H1N1 strain to remain at home.

A spokesman for the Association of British Travel Agents said last night: “If you feel unwell, have a high fever, cough or sore throat, you should stay at home and keep away from work, school or crowds as much as possible.â€