SINGAPORE (AP) - Twenty cameras scan travelers as they arrive in the immigration halls at Singapore's Changi International Airport, translating them onto screens as ghostly outlines with blue, green and yellow skin.
Attendants wait to whisk away anyone whose skin glows red on the screens - indicating fever - to a nearby nurse's station and then to a hospital isolation ward if they show symptoms of SARS.
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