UPDATE on Swine Flu story. The Lakewood Scoop just spoke with Lakewood Police Chief Rob Lawson, as Coordinator of Lakewood O.E.M (Office of Emergency Management) regarding the recent case in Lakewood, which was posted first here on The Lakewood Scoop earlier today. Aside from the meeting the Chief had with the Ocean County Health Department last week, the Chief had also spoken with Dr. Shanik, Dr. Gittleman and Dr. Peltz today regarding the Flu. The message was a unanimous one: Lakewood residents should not panic. Although there is potential of the Swine Flu spreading, people should go about their business while being vigilant, including washing hands when returning from public places. Unless you or a family member have a severe medical condition, there is no reason to be overly concerned. They also noted, that the Swine Flu can at times be less severe than a standard Flu. We will continue to monitor further developments.
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Monday, June 1, 2009
Swine Flu Update From Chief Lawson/Coordinator Of OEM
UPDATE on Swine Flu story. The Lakewood Scoop just spoke with Lakewood Police Chief Rob Lawson, as Coordinator of Lakewood O.E.M (Office of Emergency Management) regarding the recent case in Lakewood, which was posted first here on The Lakewood Scoop earlier today. Aside from the meeting the Chief had with the Ocean County Health Department last week, the Chief had also spoken with Dr. Shanik, Dr. Gittleman and Dr. Peltz today regarding the Flu. The message was a unanimous one: Lakewood residents should not panic. Although there is potential of the Swine Flu spreading, people should go about their business while being vigilant, including washing hands when returning from public places. Unless you or a family member have a severe medical condition, there is no reason to be overly concerned. They also noted, that the Swine Flu can at times be less severe than a standard Flu. We will continue to monitor further developments.
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