All Flu-ed Up
By Jon in Sports in General on April 30, 2009 5:26 pm / 4 comments
The growing concern with the swine flu may well affect the pro, college, and high school sports scene sooner than later. Alabama and Texas have already postponed high school sporting events statewide to address the potential pandemic. Professional sporting contests gather large amounts of people in condensed areas, and upcoming NBA playoff games and MLB contests may be identified as potential problem events in certain areas as health officials seek to reduce the human-to-human spread of the flu. The available strategies to thwart an outbreak are very limited, with perhaps the most effective means being keeping people away from each other. Local, state and federal government entities are instituting pandemic plans geared toward reducing close human contact, and with each confirmed flu diagnosis the efforts to keep folks away from each other will only increase. The sports world will be significantly affected …soon.
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4 Comments
Until I read this blog post I was really looking forward to going to the Brewers game this Saturday…
So, the safest place to be would be at a Florida Marlins home game.
I have a fever, chills and nausea. I also have my recently imported pigs sleeping in my house with me. They came from Mexico last week. Should I be worried?
Only if you’re out of barbecue sauce.