RE: The swine flu scare in full swing
Thu May 14, 2009 14:58
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Subject: H1N1
Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 23:16:20
From: SOFAB
To: apfn@apfn.org
Some airports are "hot" on the trail of possible swine flu victims. And to get that way, they are using thermal imaging cameras as they take a peek at passengers passing through terminals.
The devices work like regular cameras, but instead of recording light reflected by objects, the devices are sensitive to heat. So if a person is running a fever, the cameras will be able to detect that up to 250 meters.
How accurate are they in determining a rise in body temperature?
Capt. Hani Alsohaibi, President of SOFAB Safety & Security Co. says thermal camera can measure temperature down to a fraction of a degree Fahrenheit.
Airports worldwide have been using them continuously since. SOFAB say there has been an increase in orders recently, with the swine flu scare in full swing.
For more info about SOFAB Thermal Camera TH-H1N1, contact:
Thabit Al-Khayat
Trust Middle East Co - SOFAB
Nueva Andalucia Executive Villas
PO Box 126283
Jeddah 21352.
Saudi Arabia
Tel: +966-2-682-3434 Ext: 0
Fax: +966-2-682-6351
Email: thabit@sofab.cc
Web: http://www.sofab.cc
Queens Educator Critically Ill With Swine Flu; 3 Schools Closed
New York Times - 1 hour ago
By Anemona Hartocollis AND Javier C. Hernandez Updated, 7:38 pm | In the first serious case of swine flu in New York City, an assistant principal of a ...
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Following the release of the 9/11 Commission Report in 2004, 66% of New Yorkers were in favor of another investigation to address the "still unanswered questions". Commission Chairman Thomas Kean would later come forward with the stunning assessment that the Commission was, in his words, Set up to fail. NYCCAN (NYC Coalition for Accountability Now) strives to deliver the 9/11 Families, ailing First Responders and New Yorkers what they deserve: an investigation that will succeed.
http://nyccan.org/index.php
Subject: H1N1
Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 23:16:20
From: SOFAB
To: apfn@apfn.org
Some airports are "hot" on the trail of possible swine flu victims. And to get that way, they are using thermal imaging cameras as they take a peek at passengers passing through terminals.
The devices work like regular cameras, but instead of recording light reflected by objects, the devices are sensitive to heat. So if a person is running a fever, the cameras will be able to detect that up to 250 meters.
How accurate are they in determining a rise in body temperature?
Capt. Hani Alsohaibi, President of SOFAB Safety & Security Co. says thermal camera can measure temperature down to a fraction of a degree Fahrenheit.
Airports worldwide have been using them continuously since. SOFAB say there has been an increase in orders recently, with the swine flu scare in full swing.
For more info about SOFAB Thermal Camera TH-H1N1, contact:
Thabit Al-Khayat
Trust Middle East Co - SOFAB
Nueva Andalucia Executive Villas
PO Box 126283
Jeddah 21352.
Saudi Arabia
Tel: +966-2-682-3434 Ext: 0
Fax: +966-2-682-6351
Email: thabit@sofab.cc
Web: http://www.sofab.cc
Queens Educator Critically Ill With Swine Flu; 3 Schools Closed
New York Times - 1 hour ago
By Anemona Hartocollis AND Javier C. Hernandez Updated, 7:38 pm | In the first serious case of swine flu in New York City, an assistant principal of a ...
MORE:>>
=================================
Following the release of the 9/11 Commission Report in 2004, 66% of New Yorkers were in favor of another investigation to address the "still unanswered questions". Commission Chairman Thomas Kean would later come forward with the stunning assessment that the Commission was, in his words, Set up to fail. NYCCAN (NYC Coalition for Accountability Now) strives to deliver the 9/11 Families, ailing First Responders and New Yorkers what they deserve: an investigation that will succeed.
http://nyccan.org/index.php
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