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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This catalog is published by the the Office of the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs with special thanks to Editor, Niniko.
This surge plan is meant to include all communicable diseases that have the potential to overwhelm the Alpine County EMS system and not just pandemic influenza.