aiyo if its fate, wtf u gonna do abt it?

This post has been edited by jasonkho: Sep 15 2014, 06:33 PM

yeh blame it all on fate instead of preventing it.

ok tht i didnt insinuate

I have to agree to this.

Our precaution attitude is really bad

kena then we do la.. u apa tau

I see no reasons (legal or otherwise) that prevents them from returning from a break back to studies which they've fully paid for. Screening & recent medical history declaration before entering? Yes. Beyond that, let em in. Place yourself or kids in their shoes.

I think national security is paramount.

Of course, they should be allowed in if they are fine.

Malaysia should introduce compulsory quarantine for all person coming or travelling from affected areas, preferably a week or two.

This post has been edited by Kampung2005: Sep 15 2014, 06:54 PM

haizzz... buat orang susah je

school fees are more important than a deadly outbreak?

this is the sort of mentality that's gonna kill us all
I'm not even suggesting a complete lockdown, but whats wrong with carrying out more stringent quarantine measures on new people arriving from infected regions for at least 21 days JUST TO MAKE SURE?

Apart from the usual medical processes involving international students, Malaysia should even conduct their own medical tests on new entrants for added precaution.

This post has been edited by Einjahr: Sep 15 2014, 06:59 PM

goood!!!! bring more african here. money is more important than own citizen life.

WELP. Back to panicking about something else, folks.

Dude, take a chill pill. Thousands more Malaysians very easily die from road accidents ALONE per year than confirmed Ebola deaths in countries currently being ravaged. Have you any idea the issues or costs that would arise from properly housing and care of ALL passengers from suspected countries for a month? How about yet to be suspect locations? The legal and psychological issues from isolated/quarantined people, including travelling Malaysians. Mass country-wide panic? Spend some time outside the box and see the whole picture before suggesting such unimplementable (yes, not a real word but sufficient) plans.
Thanks for posting this.

The above is utter stupidity, ebola will definitely kill millions if you necessary precautions aren't in place to control the disease.

If you bothered even doing more reading, alot of countries now are carrying out the 21 day quarantine measure on visitors from the infected regions. Hong Kong is one of such places with such measures in place, that includes Sweden, USA and alot of European countries.

So before you begin dismissing things, I suggest you read more widely.

This post has been edited by Einjahr: Sep 15 2014, 07:24 PM

pegi la post kat fb DG of Health those questions.

pung pang kat sini buatpe.

yg ko menyibuk kenapa?

gung ho typing dlm forum macam lah ada faedah.

A simple legit suggestion pun dh panas?

Lulz

It is learnt that the student never left the state, but came into contact with several Nigerian students who recently returned from their home country.

This statement makes me Panic
so they can come and go as they please

Oh so widely read 1. Apparently your wide reading didn't educate you that countries operate differently. I laugh that you place Malaysia alongside Hong Kong & top ranking countries. This is bolehland. Ask those countries if they simply woke up and implemented such extreme measures based on speculation. Look, I'm all for precautions & all, just that proper measures and warnings need to be issued out way ahead of time so both health workers and travellers alike can be prepared and liable for any mistakes on their part.