The Australian Governments special powers, page 1
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Topic started on 29-4-2009 @ 08:58 PM by munkey66

The Australian Government has given the chief medical officer special powers to detain and quarantine people suspected of having the potentially fatal swine flu. With little information on how the new virus acts or how it transmits, scientists are now working overtime to develop a vaccine

www.abc.net.au...

What more has to be said? detain and quarantine on suspicion of swine flu.
What ever you do people, don't put pepper on your food in public in case you sneeze, they will drag you away kicking and screaming and probably give you a vaccine just to be sure.
poor spelling edit

[edit on 29-4-2009 by munkey66]


reply posted on 29-4-2009 @ 10:02 PM by munkey66
reply to post by tim.vic.au



I don't think they want to turn it on until after we get a few confirmed cases, just as the US borders remain open to mexico, the Australians will keep letting infected people through so as they can increase the threat to us.
Strange that we have so many illegals trying to make it to Australia right now, are they going to be the fall guys when we get a Western Australian case of an un explained flu.

As much as the media are hyping this up, it looks as though the goverment is dragging it's feet while at the same time giving the impression of actually doing something.


reply posted on 29-4-2009 @ 10:15 PM by mattguy404
reply to post by tim.vic.au



Absolutely correct, Nicola Roxon must have rocks in her head not to be authorizing the use of the scanners.

Countries like Turkey are even using them. All that people have do is walk past them.

I would have thought enacting powers to detain people were a lot more drastic than seeing if people are actually sick without any direct interaction.

About Australia's laid back attitude, I'm actually annoyed by the amount of people that don't even read any news whatsoever here.

There was an Aussie guy on TV last night coming back from Mexico responding to a question asking him what he thought about people there wearing masks:

"Nah, we just thought it was 'cause of the smog n' stuff, hey."

Gold!


reply posted on 30-4-2009 @ 01:44 AM by munkey66
reply to post by yizzel



I would prefer they had the face masks to stop the spread.

I used to see Japanese tourists all the time with face masks and thought they where paranoid about germs.
It took me a little while to catch on that they didn't want to spread what they had.


reply posted on 30-4-2009 @ 02:59 AM by yizzel
reply to post by munkey66



That's very thoughtful of the Japanese, I just assumed that they where paranoid about germs. Just goes to show.
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