BREAKING UPDATE August 11, 2015 / 591 cases / 300 deaths from H7N9 . MERS CoV 1352 Cases, 479 deaths

Looks like there is no problem at all with the NoCv-sars.

A few dozen cases in Saudi Arabia.

A Frenchman visits SA and comes back ,gets sick and sticks it to others.(H2H)

A Tunesian visits SA and comes back,and sticks it to others.(H2H)

Statistically that is a joke,unless this virus only infects tourists.

And Saudi citizens are immune.

The question is not IF they are covering it up,but WHY.

the revenue from millions of hajj and ummra tourists every year there airlines , hotels , as well as expertise from ex pats would all make very good reasons to keep this as quiee as possible

Reminds me of the movie Jaws "its safe to go in the water"

That movie made it impossible for me to swim in open water.

THANK YOU FOR KEEPING THIS UPDATED OP

You're right!

Really good point!

Two people have died and five more remain hospitalized after experiencing flu-like symptoms from a respiratory illness in Southeast Alabama, according to the Alabama Department of Public Health.
The department, along with the Center of Disease Control and Prevention, are investigating the illness, which they described as a "cluster of respiratory illnesses of unknown origin."

The Dothan Eagle reports the first patient with the illness was admitted on April 19 while the latest patient entered the hospital on Monday.

Among the symptoms displayed by the patients are fever, shortness of breath, and cough.

The Alabama Department of Public Health recommends hospitals use precautions, including having staff use protective masks, and anyone showing symptoms to contact their physician.


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Good catch, thanks!

A little more info here too.

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Last Edited by Vic-chick13 on 05/21/2013 07:58 PM

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WHO expert concerned about guest workers could spread coronavirus

A World Health Organization (WHO) expert has expressed concern that guest workers in the Middle East could carry the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) to India and the Philippines, according to a media report, while a few more details emerged about three Tunisian cases reported yesterday. 

Found this, a tweet about four possible H2H clusters (H7N9)
Looking for more info now.

[link to inagist.com]

This is a few days old, but I hadn't seen it before.
Discussing a family cluster, and chinas lack of transparency.

[link to www.avianflutalk.com]

More mystery respiratory illness-
[link to www.foxnews.com]

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Live-animal markets and H7N9

[link to www.china.org.cn]

Scientists make new H7N9 claim

From link:

Scientists at Fudan University claimed yesterday that the H7N9 bird flu virus originated from poultry or wild bird in eastern China instead of the previous theory that the virus's two major proteins - HA and NA - come from fowl in China and South Korea respectively.

its here

[link to vitals.nbcnews.com]

Thanks for all posts,I sure hope this crud is not in the US yet!

Possibly a second MERS case in Qassim, Saudi Arabia

[link to crofsblogs.typepad.com]

From link:
The translation is even more opaque than usual, but I gather a religious student in Qassim has pneumonia and is being kept in isolation while awaiting tests being done in Riyadh.

Found a couple of posts about the possible outbreak in Alabama

[link to www.scottmcpherson.net]

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Today's WHO update on MERS-CoV

[link to afludiary.blogspot.ca]

To date there are 44 lab confirmed cases (plus nearly a dozen suspected/probable cases), and 22 deaths.

Nice link, thanks Luis!

[link to www.phac-aspc.gc.ca]

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IT’S AIRBORNE: Human Transmission of Deadly H7N9 Virus Now Confirmed

Not good, the other shoe seems to have dropped.

Study Examines Transmissibility of H7N9 Avian Influenza Virus

Chinese and U.S. scientists have used virus isolated from a person who died from H7N9 avian influenza infection to determine whether the virus could infect and be transmitted between ferrets. Ferrets are often used as a mammalian model in influenza research, and efficient transmission of influenza virus between ferrets can provide clues as to how well the same process might occur in people. The research was supported, in part, by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health.

[link to www.infectioncontroltoday.com]

Good read NOT good news...

From link:
All the infected ferrets and pigs showed mild signs of illness, such as sneezing, nasal discharge, and lethargy, but none of the infected animals became seriously ill.

- I find that very interesting. Seems the only thing this virus kills is... us!!!

BEWARE THE VACCINES...


remember this?

Vaccines as Biological Weapons? Live Avian Flu Virus Placed in Baxter Vaccine Materials Sent to 18 Countries

[link to www.naturalnews.com]