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An entire  crew has been put into isolation in  after one of them caught .<br>The two pilots and nine stewards and stewardesses have all been put in quarantine for 21 days, it is understood.<br>Health officials detected the infection in one steward when staff were tested after landing on Sunday evening.<br>A BA insider said: 'One of them had it, so they impounded the whole crew.<br><br>Now they have got to spend 21 days in quarantine. <br>'Everyone has been told not to talk about it - but it's all everyone is talking about.'<br>         An entire British Airways crew has been put into isolation in Singapore after one of them caught monkeypox<br>The flight is on British Airways' flagship London to Sydney route, which goes via Singapore. <br>The crew are believed to have completed the outward journey and had a 24-hour stopover in the Australian city.<br>The positive test reportedly came when they were on their way back to the UK.<br>   RELATED ARTICLES              <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>A BA spokesman said: 'We're working closely with the Singapore Health Authorities and have offered assistance with any information they require.'<br>It comes as the UK Health Security Agency advised that thousands of men at high risk of getting monkeypox should be offered a vaccine. <br>         The UK Health Security Agency advised that thousands of men at high risk of getting monkeypox should be offered a vaccine (stock illustration)<br>Although anyone can contract the virus, data shows higher levels of transmission within the sexual networks of gay and bisexual men.<br>Rules forcing airlines to fly a certain number of planes or  [https://www.alphaslot777.com/ Situs Judi] risk losing valuable landing slots will be scrapped to avoid a summer of travel chaos, ministers said last night. <br>New regulations were laid before Parliament yesterday to help carriers avoid making last-minute cancellations. <br>They will allow a one-off 'amnesty' on landing slots, meaning airlines can pull flights from their schedules without the risk of losing them long term.<br><br><br>adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement