Travelers are being warned to keep their distance from areas of Madagascar affected by the bubonic plague. As the outbreak worsens, some doctors are even warning that “no one is safe” from the disease.
The outbreak of the black plague in Madagascar has so far killed 97 people, and doctors are warning that it will be continuing to spread and worsen, meaning no one is safe. Health officials say the disease, which contributed to the deaths of more than 50 million people in Europe during the Middle Ages, has spread from rural areas to the more urban areas not usually affected. Hundreds of cases are reported on the tropical island every year, but experts are warning the epidemic is “much more dangerous” than in previous years.
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Keep in mind the US government is quite averse to imposing "quarantines" on anyone for any reason, so if the plague gets here it's likely to spread like wildfire.
And since our antibiotics are losing their effectiveness, such an outbreak might put us all in real danger.
There is a plague vaccine, but it's not clear whether it's effective, and it's not readily available.
ReplyDeleteHere is another warning about what may soon happen:
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WHO says the plague is "different" this time. Any chance this is a BW engineered to reduce the human population?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/656128/Plague-outbreak-global-black-death-Madagascar-Africa-WHO-South-Kenya-Ethiopia-Seychelles