So, what does that mean? The ...Well, obviously, for you, its NOT a 'no brainer'.
Re: my post #252 and your subsequent response -
So, I am sorry; I can't help you out on that point.
I guess you see no problems with flys acting as disease vectors either, judging from your earlier post where you didn't weigh that aspect or took it as inconsequential; sorry again, that aspect of your analysis does not impress me. You will excuse me if I defer to real experts in that field for an actual, based on past events evaluation of the potential 'for trouble' in that area ...
Maybe one of our medical posters would like to weight in; it seems to me that conditions in New Orleans would be 'ripe' for a severe outbreak of something while the warm, humid, muggy days and nights are still upon us in these southern latitudes.
If you would like, I will research this topic further, and post my findings (SINCE no one else has; all they seem to have is 'unbased opinions' on what they 'think' should be done, based on their own limited experience with port-a-potties at rock concerts or latrines at their Y2K cabins).
THey have the capacity to transfer bacteria and certain viruses. So? I generally ignore that as something that's covered under cleanliness, as I noted.
"seems to me that conditions in New Orleans would be 'ripe' for a severe outbreak of something"
Whatever.
"You will excuse me if I defer to real experts in that field for an actual, based on past events evaluation of the potential 'for trouble' in that area ..."
That's not what you've been doing sofar. If this is above your head that's fine also.