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Nov 5, 2005
Does your district have a plan in case of a bird flu
pandemic? It may or may not happen, obviously, but if it
does, it could be a terrible thing. Will schools be among
the first places shut down because the flu can spread
quickly through a classroom, or will they stay open
because they are such a critical part of societal
infrastructure? If it hits, a classroom is NOT going to
be a safe place for anyone.
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I was originally alarmed to hear the expected death rates of
fifty percent. But it turns out this is way above what would
really be expected. The worst we would really expect would be
a two percent death rate and that would be very high.
Apparently the fifty percent figure is based only on people
who are very...See More