(3)Chinese sailor probably not infected with SARS

(3)Chinese sailor probably not infected with SARS

HACHINOHE, Japan - Mieko Iwasaki (C), chief of a local public health center, speaks to reporters after checking a Chinese sailor who had cough and fever aboard the Singapore-flagged ASEAN Express off the port of Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture on May 22. She said the sailor was probably not suffering from SARS and that he office has no plan to send him to a hospital.

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