FL Gov. Accidentally Gives Out Sex Number as Meningitis Hotline... -
Florida Gov. Rick Scott mistakenly gave out the number for an adult phone line when he tried to provide the number for the toll-free meningitis hotline at a news conference Tuesday.
Scott was at a Cabinet meeting when he directed Floridians to the hotline's 866 number, but he got his numbers mixed up, according to WUSF News.
When WUSF posed the number online, they were notified by a reader that the number Scott gave directed them to a very different service.
“Hello boys, thank you for calling me on my anniversary," a woman's voice says in a recording.
A spokesperson for Scott said he inadvertently gave out the wrong number.
The correct number for the Florida Fungal Meningitis Hotline is 866-523-7339.
On Tuesday, state health officials confirmed the first fungal meningitis death in Florida in the recent nationwide outbreak.
The Florida Department of Health said a 70-year-old Marion County man died in July, before the discovery of the contaminated lots of the steroid methylprednisolone acetate from the New England Compounding Center.
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http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/Florida-Gov-Rick-Scott-Gives-Adult-Number-Instead-of-Meningitis-Hotline-173478251.html
Florida Gov. Rick Scott mistakenly gave out the number for an adult phone line when he tried to provide the number for the toll-free meningitis hotline at a news conference Tuesday.
Scott was at a Cabinet meeting when he directed Floridians to the hotline's 866 number, but he got his numbers mixed up, according to WUSF News.
When WUSF posed the number online, they were notified by a reader that the number Scott gave directed them to a very different service.
“Hello boys, thank you for calling me on my anniversary," a woman's voice says in a recording.
A spokesperson for Scott said he inadvertently gave out the wrong number.
The correct number for the Florida Fungal Meningitis Hotline is 866-523-7339.
On Tuesday, state health officials confirmed the first fungal meningitis death in Florida in the recent nationwide outbreak.
The Florida Department of Health said a 70-year-old Marion County man died in July, before the discovery of the contaminated lots of the steroid methylprednisolone acetate from the New England Compounding Center.
Read more -
http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/Florida-Gov-Rick-Scott-Gives-Adult-Number-Instead-of-Meningitis-Hotline-173478251.html
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