At the Amata Kabua International Airport in Majuro: A passenger after
deplaning in Majuro goes through customs.

At the Amata Kabua International Airport in Majuro: Many precautions are
being taken to prevent SARS from entering into the RMI. Deplaning
passengers should not be alarmed by the masks and gloves worn by these
officials. They are wearing these items to protect the people of the
Marshall Islands from this dreaded virus.

At the Amata Kabua International Airport in Majuro: All deplaning
passengers must fill out yellow forms to declare where they have been and if
they have been sick before being allowed out of the terminal area.

At the Amata Kabua International Airport in Majuro: Customs officials
prepare for the onrush of disembarking passengers. Only those people
deplaning in Majuro are allowed off the plane [no transiting passengers are
allowed off]. There are health officials looking out for people who might
appear to be sick, and they are also not allowing people who have traveled
in China and certain other countries to enter the RMI. At this point there
has not been a single case of SARS in the Marshall islands.

At the Amata Kabua International Airport in Majuro: Even immigration
officials, who work behind glass, have to wear masks and plastic surgical
gloves in an attempt not to let SARS into the RMI.

At the Amata Kabua International Airport in Majuro: Everyone who is
involved in the deplaning of passengers must wear the gloves and the mask,
even the guy who sells the luggage carts...