A person who has been exposed to a potentially serious communicable disease may be placed under controlled movement restrictions during the incubation period.
Controlled movement refers to restrictions placed on a person’s movement.
The person is not permitted:
(1) to travel by a commercial long-distance carrier (airplane, bus, etc)
(2) to travel on local public transportation unless cleared by the local public health authority
A person may travel by private chartered carrier or private vehicle provided other people in the transport are protected.
In addition:
(1) any monitoring of the patient must not interrupted.
(2) the location of patient should be known at all times
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