Fayette employee contracts H1N1
October 28, 2009 02:54 AM TEXT SIZE By: THE HERALD-STANDARD
Fayette County employees are being asked to be cautious and stay home if they are sick after a county employee was diagnosed with the H1N1 virus.
Coroner Dr. Phillip E. Reilly issued recommendations Tuesday to employees that include staying home with the flu until they are completely well, and increasing hand washing and using hand sanitizer.
Reilly's recommendations also include practicing the avoidance of hand shaking or touching, maintaining interpersonal space and keeping a reasonable distance between yourself and others.
http://www.heraldstandard.com/news_detail/article/1631/2009/october/28/fayette-employee-contracts-h1n1.html#tx_pbcomments_comment203098
Very Important Postings Top Issues
- A Net the Truth Online Issue Site: Not Enough Said
- A Net the Truth Online Issue Site: Not Enough Said on This
- Archives Folly PA Constitutional Convention
- Archives Newspapers Past
- Back to the Republic Link More
- Banned Books Online
- Before You Go Tribute
- Books 2nd Constitutional Convention
- Busted: Man Made Global Warming
- Carl Bernstein: Psychological Warfare
- Celebrate Freedom
- Chris Marsden
- Company locates cause it's tax free
- Danger 2nd Constitutional Convention
- Dangers of Second Constitutional Convention
- Fayette PA Windmills Discuss May 22, 2008
- Google News
- Keystone Opportunity Zones: From Boon to Boondoggle in Three Easy Steps, 9/13/2004
- Libertarianism
- Liberty Dollar
- Media Truth: Psychological Warfare Played
- Net the Truth Online on Angelfire
- Net the Truth Online started 2005
- Online Books for Free
- Psychological Operations Field Manual No.33-1
- Reality Zone
- Recommended Books on Libertarianism
- Regionalism vs Communism
- Rural PA KOZ Report
- The Libertarian Reader
- Tilting Windmills for Fayette Land
- Tools
- U.S. Constitution Transcript
- Wake Up: Keystone Opportunity Zones Unfair & Unconstitutional
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment