Management of contacts Sample Clauses

Management of contacts. In the current absence of adequate evidence for the novel Coronavirus transmission and communicability, it is recommended to follow the protocol for SARS that was developed by WHO for cruises ship travel in the 2003 outbreak13. All contacts (see definition in paragraph 2.4.5) of a suspect case of novel Coronavirus (2019- nCoV) should be provided with information on symptoms and transmission of the infection. They should be placed under active surveillance for 14 days. Designated health staff on board should monitor and record the temperature of contacts daily. They should be advised to stay in their cabins until the laboratory results for the suspect case are available and until further instructions from the competent authorities at the port. Both embarking and disembarking ports must be notified immediately of contacts being on board and measures taken. If, after 14 days of monitoring, the contacts do not develop symptoms of ARI, then contacts can be discharged from the follow up. Contacts should not be allowed to disembark before assessed by the competent authority at the port.
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Management of contacts. The local public health authority should provide information on symptoms and transmission of novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) to all crew and supervise all measures taken on board. All crew members will be under public health observation or other measures may apply as instructed by the competent authority at the port. The ship may be allowed to proceed to its next port of call after the health authority has determined that public health measures have been completed satisfactorily. Working group members Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx0, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx0, Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx0, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx0, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx- Xxxxxxx0, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx0, Xxxxx Xxxxxx0, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx0, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx0, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx00, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx00, Xxxx Xxxxx00, Xxxxxx Xxxx00, Xxxxx Xxxxxx-Xxxxx0, Xxxxx Xxxxxx00, Xxx Xxxxxxxx00, Xxxxxxxx Xxxx00, Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx00, Xxxx Xxxxx00, Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx0, and Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx0

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