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The new International Health Regulations: airport-dedicated rules

Rome, Italy - The WHO approved it to prevent and protect people from spread of new and dangerous disease

The World Health Assembly approved yesterday a new set of International Health Regulations to manage public health emergencies of international concern. The new rules will go into effect starting from 2007 and replace the regulation issued in 1951 and updated in 1969, which provided, on the subject of aviation, the quarantine procedures, the airports facing cases of plague, yellow fever, variola and...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 121054
Rome, Italy, 05/24/2005 18:38
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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