October 31, 2014

Ebola Nurse is ordered by Maine Judge to stay at least 3 feet from Anyone after she defied mandatory quarantine


Nurse Kaci Hickox , according to Daily mail Uk, has been ordered by Maine judge to stay at least three feet from other people because she continued to defied the state's quarantine for medical workers who have treated Ebola patients.

Miss Hickox, who tested negative for the deadly virus earlier this week, went against the mandatory guidelines by going cycling with her partner Ted Wilbur and having a pizza delivered to their home.


The court has formally ordered the 33-year-old to temporarily  remain a certain distance from others, avoid public places and stay in her hometown of Fort Kent in a bid to lessen the risk to the public.

Charles LaVerdiere, chief judge of the Maine District Court, instructed the nurse to submit to 'direct active monitoring' and 'not to be present in public places', except to receive necessary healthcare

But she is permitted to engage in 'non-congregate public activities', such as walking or jogging in a park, providing she maintains a three-foot distance from other people. 

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