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CANADA PERSPECTIVE
MV HONDIUS EVACUATED AT TENERIFE — 42-DAY QUARANTINE FOR FILIPINO CREW, FRENCH EVACUEE SHOWING SYMPTOMS
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DOMINANT ANGLE
Canadians quarantined in British Columbia — and a survivor tells his own story
Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
ANALYSIS
Ottawa notes that the National Post and Globe and Mail cover the return of Canadians from Tenerife with a humanist angle. The National Post runs a moving piece: a BC man who survived hantavirus three years ago shares his experience — symptoms resembling the flu, rapid deterioration, two weeks in intensive care. He calls himself 'very fortunate to be alive' and urges calm without complacency. Canadians repatriated from the Hondius are placed in quarantine in provincial facilities in British Columbia. The Globe and Mail published multiple videos of the evacuation, giving the coverage a visual dimension.
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Globe and Mail
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National Post
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CBC News
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