Singapore hands out SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) control kits:
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The Singaporean government began last week the distribution of an estimated 1.1 million SARS toolkits in an effort to prevent further proliferation of the disease. The People's Association, a government organisation, said that by July 11 2003, everybody in the country should have received one of the kits, which consist of a surgical mask and a digital thermometer. SARS has so far resulted in 31 deaths in Singapore.
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