Canada: train quarantined: 1st Thread - one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
Train quarantined south of Timmins
May 09, 2008 10:52 AM
Curtis Rush
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A VIA train bound for Toronto with more than 260 passengers aboard has been stopped north of Timmins after one person died and others fell ill.
As the train was pulling in around 8:30 a.m. at Foleyet, a small town northwest of Sudbury, CN Rail officials were told there was a passenger who had died.
Five other people then took ill with flu-like symptoms, Ontario Provincial Police said.
Emergency workers with full protective gear were called to the train and about 10 people have been taken to hospital in Timmins, OPP said.
The rest of the passengers on the train have been quarantined.
Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
Passenger train quarantined in northern Ontario
Canwest News Service
Published: Friday, May 09, 2008
FOLEYET, Ont. - Via Rail has confirmed one person has died aboard a train en route from Vancouver to Toronto.
CN Rail reported the incident to police at 8:30 a.m., saying the woman had respiratory problems and that she showed no vital signs.
Via Rail spokeswoman Catherine Kaloutsky said the train has stopped in the town of Foleyet, about 350 kilometres north of Sudbury, and that medical personnel are standing by.
Up to 10 other people were showing similar flu-like symptoms, they have been taken by ambulance to Timmins District Hospital. None of the other 264 passengers are being allowed off the train.
"The train is stopped for medical reasons," said Via_Rail spokesperson Catherine Kaloutsky.
Ontario Provincial Police, fire, and ambulance are on scene in full protective gear. They have sealed off two of the train cars while they await public health.
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Death On Toronto-Bound Via Rail Train
Friday May 9, 2008
CityNews.ca Staff
A woman has died and 10 more in hospital after a flu-like outbreak on board a Via Rail train. The train, travelling from Vancouver to Toronto, is now under quarantine near Timmins.
Sgt Laura Nichols OPP said that she was called by CN at 8:35am Friday. "There was one person who had vital signs absent and five other people that were sick with flu-like symptoms," she reported.
That number quickly increased to ten, and all were taken to Timmins and District Hospital.
"The Timmins District Hospital is a regional hospital, and I'm confident they can handle it," Nichols allowed.
The train is stopped in Foleyet.
"The whole place is being overrun with ambulances and police cars, and we've got helicopters," said Deborah DesRochers, chairwoman of the town. "They've got the train quarantined. They're trying to isolate what it is."
There were 260 passengers and 30 crewmembers on board the train. Emergency crews in full protective gear searched the affected cars. It's believed, but not certain, that the outbreak is confined to only two cars. No one except emergency personnel is allowed on or off the trains.
If you're looking for a relative or friend, Nichols confirms that an incident commander is en route. "He'll be working with local officials to try and get some processes together to help out those people, to get in contact," she says.
The cause of the outbreak has not yet been determined. It could be biological, chemical, or food-related.
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Train quarantined after woman dies
Others report flu-like symptoms
By SUN MEDIA
A Toronto-bound Via train has been quarantined after one woman died and others reported flu-like symptoms.
Ten passengers are being treated at Timmins district hospital.
The train departed from Vancouver and was stopped in Foleyet, abut 100 kilometres west of Timmins.
The affected passengers were on two of the train cars, but the entire train was placed under quarantine.
Reports indicate there were about 250 people on the train.
Toronto-bound train quarantined in northern Ontario after illness strikes passengers
21 minutes ago
FOLEYET, Ont. — One person has died aboard a CN Rail train carrying more than 260 passengers to Toronto and has been quarantined in northern Ontario.
Via Rail spokeswoman Catherine Kaloutsky confirms one person has died, but she was awaiting more details from the scene. Police believe four to five people are ill with flu-like symptoms on the train, which is stopped in Foleyet, Ont., northwest of Sudbury.
Ontario Provincial Police Sergeant Laura Nichols said the train was quarantined after CN Rail officials notified police that someone was feeling ill.
Nichols says the train had left from Jasper, Alta., and was bound for Toronto.
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One person dead, passenger train quarantined
Canwest News Service Published: Friday, May 09, 2008
FOLEYET, Ont. - Via Rail has confirmed one person has died aboard a train en route from Vancouver to Toronto.
CN Rail reported the incident to police at 8:30 a.m., saying the woman had respiratory problems and that she showed no vital signs.
Via Rail spokeswoman Catherine Kaloutsky said the train has stopped in the town of Foleyet, about 350 kilometres north of Sudbury, and that medical personnel are standing by.
Up to 10 other people were showing similar flu-like symptoms, they have been taken by ambulance to Timmins District Hospital. None of the other 264 passengers are being allowed off the train.
"The train is stopped for medical reasons," said Via_Rail spokesperson Catherine Kaloutsky.
Ontario Provincial Police, fire, and ambulance are on scene in full protective gear. They have sealed off two of the train cars while they await public health. engers are being allowed off the train.
"The train is stopped for medical reasons," said Via_Rail spokesperson Catherine Kaloutsky.
Ontario Provincial Police, fire, and ambulance are on scene in full protective gear. They have sealed off two of the train cars while they await public health.
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Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Originally Posted by niman
One person dead, passenger train quarantined
Canwest News Service Published: Friday, May 09, 2008
FOLEYET, Ont. - Via Rail has confirmed one person has died aboard a train en route from Vancouver to Toronto.
CN Rail reported the incident to police at 8:30 a.m., saying the woman had respiratory problems and that she showed no vital signs.
Via Rail spokeswoman Catherine Kaloutsky said the train has stopped in the town of Foleyet, about 350 kilometres north of Sudbury, and that medical personnel are standing by.
Up to 10 other people were showing similar flu-like symptoms, they have been taken by ambulance to Timmins District Hospital. None of the other 264 passengers are being allowed off the train.
"The train is stopped for medical reasons," said Via_Rail spokesperson Catherine Kaloutsky.
Ontario Provincial Police, fire, and ambulance are on scene in full protective gear. They have sealed off two of the train cars while they await public health. engers are being allowed off the train.
"The train is stopped for medical reasons," said Via_Rail spokesperson Catherine Kaloutsky.
Ontario Provincial Police, fire, and ambulance are on scene in full protective gear. They have sealed off two of the train cars while they await public health.
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Since no details about the ten people with flu-linke illness were released, one cannot definitely draw conclusion until new info releasing. If people were from a single group or family one may think about an infectious agent. Otherwise, a toxic agent - carbon monoxide (CO) from heating system - may also explain the symptoms. Other contaminants in the train enviroment may be responsible as a rapid onset of symptoms probably exclude an infectious pathogen. However, no travel hystory was dispatched with above newswires. (CO) acute intoxication symptoms are often mistakenly diagnosed as ILI syndromes, with severe consequence for patients, who need immediate treatment in hyperbaric facilities.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - A woman died and 10 people were taken to hospital after a mystery illness aboard a Canadian long-distance train, CP24 news channel said on its website.
The station said the train, on a cross-Canada route between Vancouver and Toronto, was in quarantine near Timmins, a mining center in northern Ontario, and nobody except emergency personnel were allowed aboard.
(Reporting by Janet Guttsman; Editing by Peter Galloway)
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Death On Toronto-Bound Via Rail Train
Friday May 9, 2008
CityNews.ca Staff
A woman has died and 10 more in hospital after a flu-like outbreak on board a Via Rail train. The train, travelling from Vancouver to Toronto, is now under quarantine near Timmins.
Sgt Laura Nichols OPP said that she was called by CN at 8:35am Friday. "There was one person who had vital signs absent and five other people that were sick with flu-like symptoms," she reported.
That number quickly increased to ten, and all were taken to Timmins and District Hospital.
"The Timmins District Hospital is a regional hospital, and I'm confident they can handle it," Nichols allowed.
The train is stopped in Foleyet.
"The whole place is being overrun with ambulances and police cars, and we've got helicopters," said Deborah DesRochers, chairwoman of the town. "They've got the train quarantined. They're trying to isolate what it is."
There were 260 passengers and 30 crewmembers on board the train. Emergency crews in full protective gear searched the affected cars. It's believed, but not certain, that the outbreak is confined to only two cars. No one except emergency personnel is allowed on or off the trains.
If you're looking for a relative or friend, Nichols confirms that an incident commander is en route. "He'll be working with local officials to try and get some processes together to help out those people, to get in contact," she says.
The cause of the outbreak has not yet been determined. It could be biological, chemical, or food-related.
Health Canada has also been called in. More details to follow.
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Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Originally Posted by Florida1
Has anyone seen any reports regarding food consumption just before boarding, or, on the train itself?
It is important to see patients' blood level of carboxyemoglobin to exclude(CO) intoxication from heating system and immediate life-saving proper treatment.
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Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Death On Toronto-Bound Via Rail Train
Friday May 9, 2008
CityNews.ca Staff
A woman has died and 10 more in hospital after a flu-like outbreak on board a Via Rail train. The train, travelling from Vancouver to Toronto, is now under quarantine near Timmins.
Sgt Laura Nichols OPP said that she was called by CN at 8:35am Friday. "There was one person who had vital signs absent and five other people that were sick with flu-like symptoms," she reported.
That number quickly increased to ten, and all were taken to Timmins and District Hospital.
"The Timmins District Hospital is a regional hospital, and I'm confident they can handle it," Nichols allowed.
The train is stopped in Foleyet.
"The whole place is being overrun with ambulances and police cars, and we've got helicopters," said Deborah DesRochers, chairwoman of the town. "They've got the train quarantined. They're trying to isolate what it is."
There were 260 passengers and 30 crewmembers on board the train. Emergency crews in full protective gear searched the affected cars. It's believed, but not certain, that the outbreak is confined to only two cars. No one except emergency personnel is allowed on or off the trains.
If you're looking for a relative or friend, Nichols confirms that an incident commander is en route. "He'll be working with local officials to try and get some processes together to help out those people, to get in contact," she says.
The cause of the outbreak has not yet been determined. It could be biological, chemical, or food-related.
Health Canada has also been called in. More details to follow.
It is advisable that passenger will be keep in ventilated area to avoid further contamination from either toxin, (CO) or infectious agents (at this point less likely than toxic agents).
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Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Originally Posted by Dutchy
Travel history: the train came from Vancouver.
Symptoms: "respiratory problems"
Train: a sleeping wagon.
This directly point to a intoxication by cooling or heating system. A respiratory disease with two o three days of incubation are also possible, but environmental contaminant may be the culprit. Chemical agents in use for cleaning of toilet, for example (aerosols).
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Via train quarantined at Foleyet — One person dead, 10 sent to hospital — WILL BE UPDATED
Posted By Timmins Daily Press/Osprey News Network
Updated 18 mins ago
One passenger is dead and 10 others are being transported to Timmins and District Hospital after reporting flu-like symptoms on board a Toronto-bound Via train.
One of the 10 passengers is being airlifted to TDH, while the nine others are being transported by land ambulance.
The train departed from Vancouver and was stopped in Foleyte, about 100 km west of Timmins.
The affected passengers were on two of the train cars, but the entire train was placed under quarantine.
Reports indicate there were 250 people on the train.
Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Originally Posted by niman
Via train quarantined at Foleyet — One person dead, 10 sent to hospital — WILL BE UPDATED
Posted By Timmins Daily Press/Osprey News Network
Updated 18 mins ago
One passenger is dead and 10 others are being transported to Timmins and District Hospital after reporting flu-like symptoms on board a Toronto-bound Via train.
One of the 10 passengers is being airlifted to TDH, while the nine others are being transported by land ambulance.
The train departed from Vancouver and was stopped in Foleyte, about 100 km west of Timmins.
The affected passengers were on two of the train cars, but the entire train was placed under quarantine.
Reports indicate there were 250 people on the train.
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Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Originally Posted by Florida1
"..were sick with flu-like symptoms."
This, I believe, opens the symptoms to include: nausea, sweating, diarrhea, fever, and respiratory systems, among others.
And high fever, cough, sense of breathless, cardiac and pulmonary failure in the more severe cases. CNS signs, seizures. Rash. Chemical agents into disposable sleeping car equipment, powder for cleaning, cooling system (CO). It is happened in Italy, where a derelict rail system operates and north-south (more than 2.000 Km long) trips are common.
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Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Foleyet
A train in quarantine
Update on Friday May 9, 2008, 12:01.
A train of Via Rail was quarantined in North Ontario after death momentary towards 8:30, Friday.
The train, which moved towards Toronto, was immobilized in Foleyet, in the west of Timmins.
The provincial Police force of Ontario specifies that 10 other passengers present symptoms similar to those of the influenza. These people were transported to the hospital of Timmins.
The convoy is the subject of a medical inspection on behalf of the authorities for safety reasons.
Only the emergency teams are authorized to go up and get out of the train, which transports 260 passengers and 30 team members.
“Nobody gets into the train without behaviour of protection”, specifies the spokesperson of PO, the sergente Laura Nichols.
The office of the Minister for the Health of Ontario states to have retained the lessons of the blossoming of the SARS in 2003 and dépéché two helicopter-ambulance.
The cause of the blossoming of the disease remains unknown. It could be biological, chemical or food.
The age and the place of residence of the victim were not specified. The train had left Vancouver.
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Re: Canada: train quarantined; one person died, others have flu-like symptoms
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Panic and confusion. Town may be evacuated. Up to four in serious condition.
Members in tour group?
Without a preliminary blood inspection of the cases? This is pure madness. Even a toxin was inhaled, or dispersed though the body of passengers, trasported out of the scene may represent a risk. Ricin scare in Las Vegas is the most recent case.
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Without a preliminary blood inspection of the cases? This is pure madness. Even a toxin was inhaled, or dispersed though the body of passengers, trasported out of the scene may represent a risk. Ricin scare in Las Vegas is the most recent case.
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