This calls for quarantine and testing, not euthanasia".
Nonetheless, a "very aggressive" effort is on now, said Dr. Martin Cetron, the agency's deputy director for quarantine.
The larger and even more troubling question is whether involuntary detention for quarantine purposes should be enforceable at all.
Today, the ranch was deserted, and the holding pen empty, after 150 head of cattle were removed for quarantine, testing and slaughter on Thursday in southern Alberta.
In 1991 the state ordered that any domestic animal that bites someone be held for quarantine even if the animal has been vaccinated against rabies.
Dr. Christie said that, beginning on Monday, he would begin a series of random "house calls" to check New Jersey residents for Ebola and assign them for quarantine.
Without a thought for quarantine regulations, Depp flew into Brisbane airport to film the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean without the necessary paperwork.
Last Monday, after a case of SARS was discovered in a vendor at Singapore's largest vegetable market, the Ministry of Health ordered all 2,400 food sellers to report for quarantine, up from a total of 467 quarantined before.
Staten Islanders who hated having a quarantine hospital in their neighborhood had rioted and burned the hospital down, so these islands were created as isolated places for quarantine where no citizens would object.
Yet tuberculosis, a far greater thresher of the day, was seen as a private affair, and people hacked their way through town, aboard trolleys, with nobody screaming for quarantine.
Camp Modin, with about 380 campers and 130 staff members, had about 90 cases of flu, enough so that both the Beavers cabin and the Teen Center were cleared out and used for quarantine housing.
