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02/27/2010

Chile: Operational Biosurveillance Activated

As with our efforts in Haiti, we have activated surveillance for Chile and will be ranging outward to anticipated tsunami impact areas. Further information will be posted shortly.

Technorati Tags: Chile, earthquake, tsunami

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