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Airplanes and safety. Two false Ebola-alarms in Italy yesterday: is it a psychosis?

Rome, Italy - But yesterday the first death in Germany was recorded too

Two false Ebola-alarms were recorded in Italy yesterday. In the morning, a Ryanair airplane going to London-Stansted was grounded for over an hour on the “Canova” airport runway in Treviso. The reason was an anonymous phone-call warning against two infected North African passengers on board. The police and doctors reached the place to control the travellers. Nobody showed symptoms, but now investigators are...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1163251
Rome, Italy, 10/15/2014 10:33
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