Hey, funny man. You amuse me.
Posted on 11/19/2017 7:42:44 AM PST by dynachrome
Officials at the hospital say the main reason why patients run away is that they are scared of needles and don't have much experience of hospitals.
Jean Benoit Manhes, the deputy representative of Unicef, told the Irish Times: "Some escaped because they’re afraid of needles. People here are not used to the hospital.
"The problem of plague is not just a medical response. You can have hospitals but if people don’t come it isn’t enough.”
Such incidents have prompted fears that the plague could spread even further with each confirmed case requiring 20 people have been in contact with to be treated as a precaution.
(Excerpt) Read more at thesun.co.uk ...
Six of one, or a half dozen of the other.
They are right to be afraid of needles in Madagascar, with the world-class HIV rates, and likely reuse of needles.
At least plague is a relatively quick death, and doesn’t screw up your sex life.
“It’s the only way....”
Can we save some lemurs first?
Did you catch this at the end?:
“...they don’t want to tell their boss because he won’t hug them anymore.”
I think I know where Harvey will go.
(Does Madagascar have an extradition treaty?...)
Madagascar is an island. Isolate it. Chum for sharks near the coastline.
From the link: The Malagasy people of Madagascar have built a way of life around death
And: Women who are having trouble conceiving will take fragments of an ancestor's old shroud and place them under their mattresses (or even eat them) to induce pregnancy.
Smh
Hey, funny man. You amuse me.
Just wait a minute!!! I thought LIBs were telling us that “all cultures are equal”??? Am I missing something?
mplc51 : " This plague is not good, supposedly already in 5-7 countries and no real solid cure.
Antibiotics not working.
One on a plane to the US and all hell breaks out."
This is a case of science trying to prevent spreading the disease,
and religious ritual reactivating a bacterial infection during the rainey season.
The most dangerous spread occurs when the bacteria becomes airborne and invades the exposed sinuses or lungs of a potential victim .
The fact that known infected individuals are not receiving full medical treatment furthers the potential for additional medication resistance of the bacteria.
It's bad enough that it can be aerolized, but exposure to the disease can occur just by being in the same room after an individual has coughed or sneezed.
See Post #20 (Dynachrome) for information on “Turning of the Bones”
Probably not. The State Department is likely plotting right now on how to sneak them into the US as refugees.
Thanks, TIK.
That is one ugly animal.
“If we had a##clown or Hillary we would have them here in our hospitals”
I wouldn’t count our government out yet.
Hiroshimize it, NOW!!
What strikes me funny is all these nasty diseases are killing people by the droves in Africa yet the population keeps growing. If it was as bad as they say it is wouldn’t there be less people?
Isn’t it great that we have a Diversity Lotto?!?
Coming soon to a neighborhood near you.
Which congresscritter will demand we bring them here?
Do a search. They’ve been saying antibiotics are not working.
Too bad we no longer have O’Muslim running things..He’d import a few mil here.
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