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does bbc feel COMPELLED to provide a 'help-line' ,because someone ( 1) person has arrived with ebola
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Because its a highly contagious disease, but this is not relevant to the original post...?
We all know its very contagious, but considerably less in the developed world.
The BBC like all press just like to over dramatise everything these days, I'm sure there will be a helpline for those affected by the "snow" soon.
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Probably because if they didn't offer such an essential (?) service somebody would be asking why they didn't. The BBC, like every other public service provider, is accountable to anyone who can be bothered to badger them for the slightest little thing.
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Because its a highly contagious disease, but this is not relevant to the original post...?
We all know its very contagious, but considerably less in the developed world.
The BBC like all press just like to over dramatise everything these days, I'm sure there will be a helpline for those affected by the "snow" soon.
We all know its very contagious, but considerably less in the developed world.
The BBC like all press just like to over dramatise everything these days, I'm sure there will be a helpline for those affected by the "snow" soon.
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Maybe they are trying to help track the other people on the plane down, the power of the media is good for reaching most places - if it finds the people on the plane it may just help stop it spreading to England and elsewhere.
It can only be a good thing really
It can only be a good thing really
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I can't see anything on this page about a BBC helpline?
Telegraph:
A telephone helpline has been set up for anyone who was on the BA 1478 flight which left Heathrow Airport on Sunday evening. The number is 08000 858531.
“Customers who flew from London Heathrow to Glasgow on BA1478 which departed at 2100 on Sunday December 28 and have concerns should contact the special number 08000 858531 set up by the Scottish Government.
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Any publicity for this is a good thing, before you know it 1 infected person could infect a few on a plane, they go home and infect others and so on, it needs to be nipped in the bud early to avoid a possible incident escalating and everyone turning into zombies....
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but thank god most are only responsible for stacking shelves - not public safety and disease control
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she did not get there by tele-transportation, - she made her own way home
maybe before she arrived home she went to the local supermarket, maybe she went to see Glasgow Rangers - who the fvck knows
the point is, it is a contagious disease, that is very dangerous if caught - why be outraged when a public service broadcaster reports it and presents a help/information line
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