We need to make sure that we are prepared when and if something does happen.
I'm sure that local communities probably get tired of people coming to them and saying this wasn't installed right.
We expect to see more cases. There is really no indication that the rate will drop. We're just not sure about how many or how soon.
We're still obviously closely monitoring this. At this point, we still don't know exactly what's going on.
We're still looking into the determining factors of the outbreak. We used to only have 10 to 15 cases in one year.
If hospitals and doctors believe we are going to release all the information we get, they might be hesitant to provide the information and wouldn't report to us.
If students have any kinds of symptoms, they should double check with local physicians and let them know that there is an outbreak on campus.
The $50,000 fine is the highest that can be levied in a death-related case.
We want to make sure that everything we have planned is in place. This is something we've been working on for a very long time.
Normally, the appeals process in a case like this takes a couple of months.
