All but one released 1 week after contact with new flu patients

All but one released 1 week after contact with new flu patients

NARITA, Japan - An American woman (R) speaks to the news media in front of a hotel near Narita airport, east of Tokyo, on May 15 after all but one of 48 airplane passengers were released following a week of isolation at the hotel after having had close contact with people infected with the new influenza in Japan. (Kyodo)

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