[nw_arizona_granny]

Biohazard sensors showed the presence of small amounts of

potentially dangerous tularemia bacteriain the Mall area

last weekend as huge crowds assembled there, but health officials
said they believed the levels were too low to be a threat. <<<<<<<<<<<<

I would say it has happened exactly as we feared it would.

It would surprise me to find out the mall has a sick rabbit problem.

I don't know if I can find it again, but I saw a Promed on Tularemia, a release or loss from a lab in ME. I didn't open it as I was trying to delete part of the 10,000 unread alerts and not the good stuff, which did not work, as how do you toss something you don't know what it says?

My computer will not work on the homesite for ProMed.org,
but there will be several for the last year for Tularemia.

[appalachian_dweller]

>> A water tower in east Spokane and a reservoir across the border in Idaho were both broken into recently, and both water systems were found to be contaminated with coliform bacteria <<

>> Biohazard sensors showed the presence of small amounts of potentially dangerous tularemia bacteriain the Mall last weekend <<

Was starting to think these to BIO incidents may have been related. Then I heard a blurb that the bio incident on the Mall happened LAST WEEK. That made my blood boil.

If we're hit with a bio attack, the gov't won't tell the public, well find out from each other when we start getting sick and the hospitals become overwhelmed.

The gov't is making matters much worse by not telling us what's really going on.

[LucyT]

Granny, here is the ProMed-Mmail post about tularemia:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1475392/posts?page=3238#3238