TO KEEP WASHING YOUR HANDS AND

AVOID TOUCHING YOUR FACE.

REPORTING LIVE FROM RALEIGH,

COLLEEN QUIGLEY, CBS 17 NEWS.

TEAM COVERAGE CONTINUES AS

WE GO LIVE TO RDU.

Reporter: GOOD EVENING, AS

MENTIONED THE RISK IN NORTH

CAROLINA IS LOW AT THE MOMENT

BUT WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE

PATIENT, THE PATIENT WAS

TRAVELING BACK FROM WUHAN,

CHINA HAD A LAYOVER AT JFK IN

NEW YORK AND LANDED AT RDU

YESTERDAY.

ROLLIE DURHAM SAYS THE PERSON

WAS AWARE AND CONCERNED ABOUT

THE POTENTIAL EXPOSURE.

THEY CONTACTED THE CDC AND ARE

NOW BEING CARED FOR AND

MONITORED AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

HOSPITAL.

RDU SAYS THE AIRPORT HAS BEEN

DISINFECTED AND IS OPERATING AS

USUAL.

TRAVELERS HAD MIXED FEELINGS.

ALTHOUGH IT IS A MAJOR

CONCERN AND SOMETHING WE TAKE

SERIOUSLY, THE RISK TO THE

GENERAL PUBLIC IS EXTREMELY LOW

AT THIS POINT.

I TRAVEL 165,000 MILES EVERY

YEAR.

A LOT OF TRAVEL, HAND

SANITIZING.

YOU KNOW I CANNOT BE STATIONARY

IN MY TRAVEL FOR WORK.

I DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT IT

ON MY SECRETARY ASKED IF I

WANTED A MASK FOR THE PLANE

RIDE SO IT SOUNDS PRETTY

SERIOUS.

Reporter: IF YOU ARE AN RDU

EMPLOYEE OR RECENTLY TRAVELED

TO THE AIRPORT AND DID NOT