(1)Chinese sailor probably not infected with SARS

(1)Chinese sailor probably not infected with SARS

HACHINOHE, Japan - Japanese health inspectors go on board the Singapore-flagged ASEAN Express off the port of Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture on May 22 to check a Chinese sailor who had cough and fever. Officials said later the sailor was probably not suffering from SARS.

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