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They were confirmed on Tuesday to have died of the H5N1 strain of bird flu that is responsible for killing about 250 people around the world since 2003. (emirates247.com)
Experts fear the H5N1 virus could mutate into a form easily transmissible between humans, rather than from poultry to humans, with the potential to kill millions in a pandemic. (emirates247.com)
H5N1 (bird flu) is now affecting mammals at a rate not previously seen, including skunks, bears, seals, foxes, minks and even dolphins. (vachristian.org)
Chinese researchers reported this January that the strain of the bird flu virus involved, known as H5N1, had infected pigs. (bioedonline.org)
The H5N1 strain, which can be fatal to humans, does not jump easily from birds to humans or between humans. (bioedonline.org)
Officials add that routine testing by Hong Kong researchers of imported pigs had also not turned up evidence of H5N1. (bioedonline.org)
Following the emergence of avian influenza H5N1 and the fear of its pandemic potential, having an adequate preparedness plan became a priority as the World Health Organization (WHO) urged every country to develop and maintain an up-to-date national influenza preparedness plan, and provided guidance on plan content (5). (who.int)
Public health officials and researchers are particularly concerned about the H5N1 strain of avian influenza for several reasons, first and foremost being its lethality in humans. (ubc.ca)
Why are health experts so concerned about H5N1 if it is a bird flu, not a human flu? (nih.gov)
Where has H5N1 bird flu recently struck? (nih.gov)
Do migratory birds carrying the H5N1 strain of bird flu pose a threat? (nih.gov)
Following the emergence of avian influenza H5N1 to the H1N1 pandemic was a learning experience on and the fear of its pandemic potential, having an adequate which capacity to face future events in the Region can preparedness plan became a priority as the World Health be built and strengthened. (who.int)
The public health implications of the pandemic therefore remain in doubt even as we now grapple with the feared emergence of a pandemic caused by H5N1 or other virus. (cdc.gov)
Examples of pathogens that have the potential to cause human pandemics, or have caused a human pandemic, include the H5N1 influenza viruses , also referred to as bird or avian influenza, SARS-CoV , which caused an epidemic in several countries in 2003, and SARS-CoV-2 , also known as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2, which causes COVID-19 disease. (nih.gov)

The new limits - abruptly decreed ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, China's busiest travel season - were an extraordinary step that underscored the ruling Communist Party's deepening fears about the outbreak of a little understood coronavirus . (balloon-juice.com)
China has reported its first bird flu outbreak among poultry this year, with thousands of fowl destroyed in the nation's far northwest to prevent an epidemic. (emirates247.com)
As Chinese officials attempt to stem the latest bird flu outbreak, global public health officials are racing to get ahead of what they call the next "big one": a disease that will kill tens of millions. (bbrace.net)
During the conference, officials worked on coordinating their national disease surveillance and control measures, and agreed on ways to assist each other in the event of an influenza outbreak. (mecidsnetwork.org)
Joining us now for some background and perspective on the outbreak is former World Health Organization official Dr. Jonathan Quick. (loe.org)
Officials conducting the screening, which involved handheld thermal scanners and lasted only about a minute, said it was in response to the coronavirus outbreak, RIA Novosti and several other Russian outlets reported Thursday. (insider.com)
Did you know that we are in the middle of the worst bird flu outbreak ever recorded? (sixsense.news)

Not classified as true pandemics are 3 notable epidemics: a pseudopandemic in 1947 with low death rates, an epidemic in 1977 that was a pandemic in children, and an abortive epidemic of swine influenza in 1976 that was feared to have pandemic potential. (cdc.gov)

It's anyone's guess when and where the next major epidemic - or pandemic - might emerge. (bbrace.net)

This lab at Hong Kong University is at the world's forefront of our understanding of H7N9, a deadly strain of the bird flu that has killed more people this season - 162 from September up to March 1 - than in any single season since when it was first discovered in humans four years ago. (wesa.fm)
A lab assistant at the University of Hong Kong Center of Influenza Research will inoculate eggs with bird flu to track how the virus behaves. (wesa.fm)
Sars only infected 8600 people in 2003 of which 862 died, but wiped billions of dollars from stock markets in South East Asia and caused major challenges for international travel, as well as social chaos in places like Hong Kong where people feared for weeks to gather in public places. (globalchange.com)

Bird Flu: Major Threat or Chicken Little? (medscape.com)
But, at least for birds, it does remain a threat in places like Vietnam, Indonesia, China, and Africa, even though relatively few new cases of bird flu have been reported this year. (medscape.com)
And if bird flu does not become a human problem, rest assured that another virulent form of influenza or some other emerging infectious disease will inevitably take its place as the threat du jour. (medscape.com)
Dr. Quick is also author of the book The End of Epidemics: The Looming Threat to Humanity and How to Stop It. (loe.org)

In other parts of Asia, there is encouraging news that Vietnam and China are making great strides in the culling of diseased poultry and surveillance of migratory birds in 2006. (medscape.com)

He has written three books promoting this view: False Alarm: the Truth About the Epidemic of Fear (2005), Bird Flu: Everything You Need to Know About the Next Pandemic (2006), and Swine Flu: The New Pandemic (2009). (wikipedia.org)
This mutant version of Swine Flu has jumped from pigs to humans, combining it seems elements of bird flu, swine flu, and human flu. (globalchange.com)

They fear it may jump across species and infect humans, causing a pandemic. (hawkessays.com)
So far, this strain of avian flu appears to have been transmitted only through contact with live poultry, but there's always a fear it will mutate and start passing between humans. (bbrace.net)
has killed 54 individuals and has spread ENGLAND JOURNAL OF Since a pandemic could likely result in polit- rapidly among bird populations.10 MEDICINE ARTICLE, ical and economic destabilization, particu- I As of April 2005, the strain seems to be DR. MICHAEL larly in developing countries, it poses seri- exhibiting a mortality rate of over 50 per- OSTERHOLM, DIRECTOR ous national security concerns for the U.S. cent in humans. (nih.gov)
fear this avian flu could become the next 'MILD' PANDEMIC COULD pandemic for humans. (nih.gov)
As avian influenza ("bird flu") reached the Mediterranean in 2006 - along with fears that the disease could infect humans - the region's ability to confront a human influenza pandemic became a global priority. (mecidsnetwork.org)
Bird Flu Is Spreading, Are Humans Next? (vachristian.org)
How is bird flu detected in humans? (nih.gov)
Will wearing some kind of mask or respirator protect humans from contracting bird flu? (nih.gov)
Can humans contract bird flu from eating poultry or eggs? (nih.gov)
Diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans, such as bird flu and tuberculosis, can wreak havoc on the health of both organisms. (paniit2008.org)
His adjacent lab is full of tissue samples of the birds - and of deceased humans - all of whom have perished from H7N9. (wesa.fm)
But already, in the rare cases when humans catch it from birds, more than a third of them die. (wesa.fm)
Currently, the virus hasn't been known to spread easily among humans, but Guan fears a future mutation could. (wesa.fm)
H1N1 is the same kind of virus that causes flu outbreaks in humans but the new version contains genes from versions of flu which usually affect pigs and birds. (globalchange.com)

As a result, he has at times praised and at times criticized public health officials and the press for what he considered fearmongering about, or excessive focus on, certain outbreaks, arguing that resources should be directed toward other health threats. (wikipedia.org)
The plan includes recommendations for veterinary and/or agricultural means of detecting and handing domestic bird outbreaks, human surveillance, transparent international communications that feature reliable early warning systems, quarantine plans, and vaccine or antiviral development and distribution. (medscape.com)
However until Tuesday, authorities said no outbreaks of bird flu had been detected in poultry, raising questions as to how people contracted the disease. (emirates247.com)
The devastating avian influenza sweeping the Midwest has forced the mass slaughter of nearly 40 million diseased chicken , turkey and wild birds in order to contain the outbreaks, according to the latest grisly numbers from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). (ecowatch.com)
The ongoing HPAI season has produced the largest epidemic seen so far in Europe, with a total of 2,467 outbreaks in poultry and 47.7 million birds culled in affected establishments. (sixsense.news)
In past years, outbreaks of avian flu declined with warmer weather and the end of migration by wild birds in the autumn and winter. (sixsense.news)
But outbreaks have continued across the UK and elsewhere in Europe this summer leading to fears that highly pathogenic variants of avian flu are now endemic in wild birds, creating a risk of infection all year. (sixsense.news)

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Chinese health officials reported on Friday that there had been 26 deaths from and 830 cases of the coronavirus, a sharp increase. (balloon-juice.com)
Since late 2019, the novel coronavirus has been spreading throughout the world, sparking fears that it will grow to be a global pandemic. (loe.org)
And while now there are only a handful of countries where people are suffering and dying from this new coronavirus in large numbers fears of a global pandemic are rising. (loe.org)
A senior Russian official said the monitoring efforts were a response to the flu rather than the coronavirus, Interfax reported . (insider.com)
Six months into a pandemic that has killed more than half a million people, more than 200 scientists from around the world are challenging the official view of how the coronavirus spreads. (sampspeak.in)

No cases have yet been detected in North America -- among birds or human beings. (medscape.com)
Millions upon millions of birds have been dying, and most people don't even realize that such a nightmarish pestilence has been absolutely devastating North America and Europe. (sixsense.news)
Meanwhile, the bird flu continues to sweep across North America as well. (sixsense.news)
In North America alone, an estimated 50 million birds have succumbed, which experts say is probably a vast undercount. (sixsense.news)
If we add 47.7 million dead birds in Europe to 50 million dead birds in North America, that gives us a grand total of 97.7 million dead birds. (sixsense.news)

The fourth person to die of bird flu in China this year, a 31-year-old woman, was living in a city neighbouring Xinjiang's capital of Urumqi and contracted the disease on January 10, officials said previously. (emirates247.com)
Twenty-five people have died from bird flu in China since the disease re-emerged in 2003, according to World Health Organisation figures. (emirates247.com)
A disease doesn't count as a pandemic until it spreads worldwide - Ebola killed more than 11,000 people across West Africa before it was brought under control, and that was just an epidemic. (bbrace.net)
IN A MAY 2005 NEW to limit the spread of disease would also I As of June 17, 2005, this "bird flu" virus have rapid and far reaching repercussions. (nih.gov)
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted people's well-being globally.1 Individuals faced several stressors during the pandemic, including fear of contracting the disease, experiencing severe. (annals.edu.sg)
Putting the totally irrational fear aside that a disease which has only ever afflicted 6,000 people in the history of humanity will suddenly show up on your doorstep, what's going on right now in Africa is a very real on-the-ground glimpse into how governments implement martial law and how they respond to people in these kinds of situations. (shtfplan.com)
We're more the victim of fear than the virus," Offit said , adding that the world was witnessing a "wild overreaction" to the disease. (fee.org)
In Marbles , Forney chronicles her diagnosis shortly before turning 30 and her ability to come to terms with the disease, especially her fear that medication will dull or distort her creativity and livelihood. (nih.gov)
Knowledge, fear, and willingness to accept COVID-19 Vaccine are reported to be serious factors in the fight against the disease in many communities for which Jere LGA, Maiduguri, Borno State, may not be an exception. (bvsalud.org)

The strains in particular, H5N2 and H5N8, have been found in wild birds, as well as backyard and commercial poultry flocks . (ecowatch.com)
In addition, 187 detections were notified in captive birds and 3,573 HPAI events were recorded in wild birds. (sixsense.news)
It is transmitted by infected migrating wild birds' faeces or direct contact with contaminated feed, clothing and equipment. (sixsense.news)
As autumn migration begins and the number of wild birds wintering in Europe increases, they are likely at higher risk of HPAI infection than previous years due to the observed persistence of the virus in Europe," Guilhem de Seze, a senior official at the EFSA, said in a statement on Monday. (sixsense.news)
And though government officials are primarily concerned about poultry farms, the epidemic has struck wild birds, too - from waterfowl to raptors and vultures. (sixsense.news)

Considering global biosecurity is one of the primary tactics chosen to usher in a totalitarian One World Government, it's clear that more pandemics are in our future, and a weaponized bird flu seems likely. (vachristian.org)
Preparedness is key to controlling influenza pandemics and epidemics. (who.int)
Despite the high morbidity and mortality rates that resulted from the epidemic, the Spanish flu began to fade from public awareness over the decades until the arrival of news about bird flu and other pandemics in the 1990s and 2000s. (sampspeak.in)

The location of the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region (EMR) makes it important for influenza A virus circulation, as EMR countries lie under four of the eight global migratory bird flyways: Central Asia-India, West Asia-Africa, Mediterranean-Black Sea, and East Atlantic (8). (who.int)
I've seen firsthand the pivotal, central and critical role Fogarty played in building the science base in southern Africa to enhance the response to both the HIV and TB epidemics," said Dr. Quarraisha Abdool Karim, who co-chaired the panel discussion marking Fogarty's 50th anniversary, together with the Center's Deputy Director, Dr. Peter Kilmarx. (nih.gov)
Fogarty was prescient in anticipating in the mid-1980s what the clinical trials capacity needs would be as the HIV/AIDS epidemic spread across Africa and other low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), observed Abdool Karim, who is associate scientific director for the Center for AIDS Program of Research in South Africa (CAPRISA). (nih.gov)

China's failure to act definitively or openly in cases appearing in the Guangdong province in late 2002 led to an epidemic that threatened to spread globally and cost the world economy billions of dollars. (medscape.com)
If bird flu can one day be passed person-to-person, how will it be spread? (nih.gov)
Who is most at risk of catching bird flu if it becomes easily spread among people? (nih.gov)
Researchers fear the spread of PEDv (porcine epidemic diarrhea virus) may be hastened by the wind. (paniit2008.org)
23][24] It is feared many US schools will be forced to close within upcoming weeks to prevent the spread of the flu. (scientistlive.com)
This is actually due to the flu epidemic, which is beginning to spread gradually across the regions," the official said. (insider.com)
The virus is spread between Culiseta melanura mosquitoes and various tree-perching birds found in forested wetlands. (nih.gov)
Now the weather is starting to get colder again, and that means that it will be even easier for the bird flu to spread. (sixsense.news)

Travel restric- that the emergence of a pandemic flu could tions, possible limitations on public gather- PREVENTING EPIDEMICS. (nih.gov)

A new strain of avian (bird) virus has popped up in China and has health officials at the World Health Organization are worried. (hawkessays.com)
The virus is 100% lethal in birds, killing them within 24 to 48 hours. (hawkessays.com)
The authorities greatly expanded a travel lockdown in central China on Thursday, essentially penning in more than 22 million residents in an effort to contain a deadly virus that is overwhelming hospitals and fueling fears of a pandemic. (balloon-juice.com)
A virus had emerged, and it had rapidly grown into an epidemic. (chinaperformancegroup.com)
In one experiment, Kawaoka mixed bird flu virus with the Spanish flu virus, resulting in a highly lethal respiratory virus with human transmission capability. (vachristian.org)
41] Mexican Health Minister José Ángel Córdova on April 24, said 'We're dealing with a new flu virus that constitutes a respiratory epidemic that so far is controllable. (scientistlive.com)
Officials say they need more information on the virus before deciding whether to raise the global pandemic alert phase. (globalchange.com)

Alumni and former students reside across canada and around the world, with notable alumni serving as government officials and business leaders. (carronemorbidoni.com)

As Ebola, bird flu, Zika and other challenges emerge, LMIC scientists are essential to global security. (nih.gov)

To prevent a lethal epidemic in the United states all those living in the U.S. must receive the vaccine. (hawkessays.com)
If we do end up with a lethal human bird flu, there's every reason to suspect it was manmade. (vachristian.org)

This whole notion of early-warning signals, early responses to epidemics, they are also offshoots of this investment that was initially training for building clinical research capacity," Abdool Karim noted. (nih.gov)

Siegel's 2020 book, COVID: The Politics of Fear and the Power of Science, juxtaposes the meaningful scientific advancements in medicine of the last decades with the role of the media and politics in stoking extreme "doom and gloom" fears. (wikipedia.org)
Though there's still relatively few cases in the United States public health officials are working hard to keep it that way and there is little margin for error as there is no vaccine or antiviral medicines that seem to work against Covid-19. (loe.org)
After testing for Covid antibodies in the blood of several thousand volunteers, they estimated that the fatality rate among the infected in the county was about 0.2 percent, twice as high as for the flu but considerably lower than the assumptions of public-health officials and computer modelers. (city-journal.org)
The public is behaving as if this epidemic is the next Spanish flu, which is frankly understandable given that initial reports have staked COVID-19 mortality at about 2-3 percent, quite similar to the 1918 pandemic that killed tens of millions of people," Jeremy Samuel Faust an emergency medicine physician and an instructor at Harvard Medical School, wrote in Slate . (fee.org)
Objectives: To determine the Knowledge, fear, and willingness to accept the COVID-19 Vaccine among the residents of Jere LGA, Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria. (bvsalud.org)
On the question of COVID-19 fear, 50.1% had moderate fear. (bvsalud.org)
Conclusions: The study concluded that there is poor knowledge, and moderate fear and the majority of respondents were unwilling to receive or accept the COVID-19 vaccine in the study area. (bvsalud.org)

There are comparatively few cases in the United States, but with no vaccine or anti-viral treatments, public health officials are working hard to keep it that way, even though the US has lost some 45,000 public health employees over the past decade. (loe.org)
There's also every reason to suspect a bird flu vaccine will be either ineffective, hazardous or both. (vachristian.org)
Shouldn't it be easy to make a human vaccine for bird flu if we make seasonal flu vaccines every year? (nih.gov)
See what we're reading this week at Global Biodefense on topics including funding for biopreparedness (or not), bivalent anthrax-plague vaccine, and a look at how big data is transforming epidemics. (globalbiodefense.com)

The article went on to say, "In neighboring Sierra Leone, military forces also deployed as part of 'Operation Octopus' which officials said was aimed at preventing 'the unauthorized movement of Ebola-infected persons. (shtfplan.com)
Relatives are hiding feverish patients at home for fear if they are brought to isolation centers and don't have Ebola they will end up contracting it anyway. (shtfplan.com)

SARS-CoV-2 epidemic in Brazil: how variants displacement have driven distinct epidemic waves. (cdc.gov)

Potentially alarming findings on the avian influenza epidemic currently sweeping southeast Asia went largely unnoticed because they were published in Chinese-language journals, it emerged last week. (bioedonline.org)

Many of the poorest people there raise their own chickens and live very close to these birds. (medscape.com)
Sadly, recent reports from the region suggest that avian flu is all too common among the many backyard flocks of chickens that make up a major food source for those living there and is killing more and more birds each month. (medscape.com)
The birds that were quick to die of H7N9 were all chickens. (wesa.fm)
And the vast majority of those dead birds are chickens and turkeys. (sixsense.news)

In a report from Harvest Public Media (via NPR ), while some local incinerators are burning dead birds 24 hours a day, other landfills have been turning away the carcasses for fear of contamination and neighbors' complaints. (ecowatch.com)

According to the USDA, since it was first detected in December 2014, there have been several ongoing highly pathogenic avian influenza cases along the Pacific, Central and Mississippi Flyways (or migratory bird paths). (ecowatch.com)

The fowl samples - along with live birds - arrive from a network of scientists who, each week, purchase birds at poultry markets throughout southern China. (wesa.fm)

Rather, we fear that these deaths are the harbingers of the world-wide influenza pandemic that is apparently long overdue. (ubc.ca)

In China, the epidemic reached its peak around February 20, 2020. (chinaperformancegroup.com)

There are similar concerns in Afghanistan, where public health officials have been warning the public about using gloves and other protective clothing when handling animals. (bbrace.net)
This extraordinary project was swiftly declared the "consensus" among public-health officials, politicians, journalists, and academics. (city-journal.org)

Is this fear justified, or are scientists just crying wolf? (ubc.ca)
There was a time when some prominent scientists didn't want antiretroviral therapy (ART) to be used in LMICs because they feared lack of adherence to treatment protocols would increase drug resistance. (nih.gov)

Guangdong province was also an early bird in taking action to resume work. (chinaperformancegroup.com)

The new map of hotspots will give researchers and officials places on which to focus their efforts. (paniit2008.org)

Siegel suggested focusing on everyday interventions that can produce large health impacts, rather than media-driven fears. (wikipedia.org)
It was not until July 2005, that Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono exhorted his fellow citizens to come clean on bird flu, and finally requested help from the World Health Organization (WHO). (medscape.com)
But no one should assume that the problem has simply flown the coop -- especially when it comes to the rather decentralized governmental structure of Indonesia and the inability of health officials to get provincial governors to take serious steps toward eradication. (medscape.com)
In the absence of effective EEE vaccines and treatments, state and local health departments can provide an early warning of imminent human infections by surveilling horses, birds and mosquitoes, but these efforts are threatened by insufficient funding, according to the authors. (nih.gov)
health care providers and persons with exposure to sick or infected birds should remain vigilant for onset of symptoms consistent with influenza. (cdc.gov)
Author and artist Ellen Forney consulted the DSM-IV, the official guide to the diagnosis of mental health disorders, and other scientific literature, when she was researching and creating her graphic memoir Marbles: Mania, Depression, Michelangelo, and Me about her diagnosis and treatment for bipolar disorder. (nih.gov)

At first the authorities stationed officials at the city gates and the harbors to count the bodies, but when the count reached 230,000, it was abandoned. (nybooks.com)

Officials at the ministry's media department were unavailable on Wednesday to comment further. (emirates247.com)
The ministry, which seemed to be surprised by the disclosure, moved to calm fears after the news broke. (bioedonline.org)

Although the last influenza H1N1 pandemic in 2009 was mild, fear prevails that the next one might not be (1,2). (who.int)
The pandemic burden became recently more mild, fear prevails that the next one might not be ( 1 , 2 ). (who.int)

These apocalyptic terrors were, happily, unrealized, but from time to time the fears of plague recur. (nybooks.com)
To the contrary, art during the latter period of the Black Death documents doctors wearing a curved, bird-like beak intended to protect from the plague, as pictured in Paulus Fürst's Doctor Schnabel von Rom . (nih.gov)

The official word, chronicled in the Robb-Silberman report , concluded that "the Intelligence Community didn't adequately explain just how little good intelligence it had-or how much its assessments were driven by assumptions and inferences rather than concrete evidence. (fee.org)

The worldwide flu epidemic of 1918-1919 was responsible for between twenty and fifty million deaths, a death toll far greater than that caused by all the guns and bombs of World War I put together. (nybooks.com)
Carnegie Council's acclaimed Public Affairs program hosted speakers who are prominent people in the world of international affairs, from acclaimed authors, to Nobel laureates, to high-ranking UN officials. (carnegiecouncil.org)
In 1917, the United States built a lighthouse while the US Navy assumed an observation spot especially during World War II, by fear of a German submarine attack. (amhe.org)
As World War I drew to a close, the influenza of 1918 killed between 20 million and 50 million people, all dead from a flu that originated in birds. (wesa.fm)

Bird flu pandemic and Tamiflu: implications for the clinical nurse specialist. (nih.gov)

In the global village, bird flu in the shanties of rural China may well turn out to be very bad news indeed for London, Los Angeles, or New York. (nybooks.com)
China previously reported that eight people were infected with bird flu across the country this year, five of whom died. (emirates247.com)

Last fall, he urged senior government officials to get flew shots , telling them that getting sick because they failed to get a flew shot is like shooting themselves in the foot. (insider.com)
A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States. (nih.gov)
Officials waste the entire money on government schemes. (whatiscomputer.in)

Based on the news chatter emerging right now, a weaponized bird flu seems likely. (vachristian.org)
The 24-hour news cycle fanned collective fear and outrage that more was not being done. (fee.org)

Given the many potential benefits for the soil and the economy, the modern hemp industry's early players stood ready to weather Mother Nature's whims, the evolving-by-the-week patchwork of interim state and federal legislation that allows our existence, and-perhaps most threatening-the ravenous appetite of birds for omega-rich hemp seeds as they mature on the vine. (hightimes.com)

The current wave of bird flu first emerged over 2 years ago in Indonesia, a nation that boasts Southeast Asia's largest populations of people and poultry. (medscape.com)
Although many people have died from avian influenza, these deaths are not in and of themselves responsible for the widespread fear and international attention. (ubc.ca)
How many people have been infected with bird flu so far, and where? (nih.gov)
How were people who were infected with bird flu exposed to it? (nih.gov)
The article also mentioned that, out of this same sense of fear, people are just dumping their dead in the streets and taking off, likely because they don't want to be whisked away and quarantined themselves. (shtfplan.com)

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