Mumbai: We are isolating 120 beds. We have been told that more than 100 passengers (on 7 flights) are suspected to have been exposed to Ebola

The article at Ops link implies that only the potential Ebola patients are on the flights.

Read it and tell me what you think.

India has an estimated population of about 1.27 billion people. Most are impoverished. Most live in over crowded cities that already have enough health issues.

What the Indian Government is most likely doing is stemming any possible outbreak from happening before it does.

Unfortunately the First World Nations are not taking this as seriously as they should. First world is way to confident that its already stressed health care system can respond efficiently to an outbreak in first world nations.


Needless to say, First world nations are in for a nasty surprise.


I suspect in about a month and a half we will be getting reports of outbreaks in First world nations. Not suspected cases - real confirmed cases.

This one is moving slower than flu, but each step of the way we have been learning that this particular strain of Ebola has learned a few very impressive (and terrifying) new tricks - such as the longer incubation period, such as a better ability to be transmitted over distance without touch, such as the possibility that the patient is contagious prior to presenting symptoms.

India is responding in the correct manner.... the rest of the world appears to be a little slow on how to proceed with dealing with people coming out of the affected regions.

I can't draw anything conclusive either way from the linked piece- I'd like to think they were smart enough not to include normal passenger traffic on these flights BUT the rest of the procedures they outline are so halfassed and haphazard that I have real doubts. Hope this is just a case of shitty incomplete reporting and that Indian health officials have more of a plan than this.

Exactly!

I thought S. Africa had banned flights in and out of West Africa and Liberia?

I think they will wind up abandoning the African continent altogether, in an effort to quarantine the population.

They have been fucking with Africa forever now--no surprise that Liberia (a nation founded by slaves who returned from U.S. to Africa via a movement initiated by Marcus Garvey), Monrovia (still has standing pyramids to this day)and other West African nations--all of which are filled with descendants of the Egyptians (like the Dogon people of Mali).

These peoples' cosmologies contain all the clues as to the nature of plasma--TPTB do not want this information available to the West--they have been oppressing Africa with default governments, bribery, apartheid, puppet-politicians, and disease-riddled "vaccines" for decades in an attempt to control, and conquer these people. But you cannot erase the cosmologies--nature repeats them throughout eternity.

AFRICOM is setting the stage for a final sweep of the mother continent. They will fail again.

Ebola in India: All six patients test negative for the virus

Three more passengers travelling from Ebola-hit Liberia were detained at the Delhi airport and taken to hospital to test for Ebola. Around 112 Indians from ebola-hit countries were stranded at the airport in the morning. Three suspected passengers who were detained in the morning were tested and confirmed to be negative. The latest three being taken to the hospital to test Ebola takes the number to six. The Mumbai Airport has elaborated its precautionary measures as a preventive aid against Ebola.

[link to www.thehealthsite.com]

The latest news out of India is they will all be transferred co-located with the best call center in Mumbai where communication about the growing Ebola pandemic will be a top priority. Bill Gates is on board and says that Ebola is not that hard of a problem to solve since it's just like biological morphing malware and spyware -- something he took care of 20 years ago to make sure it wasn't a lifelong PC nightmare for humanity.

We are in good hands now people.

Nobody in their right bureaucratic mind would ever conceive of anything going wrong with this approach could they?


EXCELLENT Indian Bureaucratic Efficiency. The Indians are so good at it.

it doesn't make sense at all

the article quotes dr om srivastata who is an infectious disease consultant in a mumbai hospital - i found him quoted in the 'times of india' in march 14 regarding swine flu in mumbai-so he sounds legit

now it says 3 have been tested and are negative and another 3 are being tested- result awaited

how did they get results so fast and what happened to the other 100 or so people who were being flown in

this is odd , odd , odd

no word of it anywhere else i can find either

very fishy indeed -here's hoping it's just poor reporting

Ya well I have this absolute hardcore piece of work relation who ALWAYS has to fly cross country to see the son for Christmas, like it's some unwritten rule she has to. She always gets sick around then and just has to fly. And that's just the start. She has gotten so sick while there to be a total hacking, new antibiotic trying,pathetic gakking up goobers, ought to be hospitalized by god disgusting selfish bitch by the time she just to come home. And by then the son's wifie has had it. And so more times than I can say without being accused of exageration this major anti life jerk has exposed countless innocents to her shit. And she's gonna do it again this year. I think a virus affects the mind and makes people do shit like that.

112 Ebola 'suspects' in India, tracks 821, Africa GDP hit, CDC worker home has 'no restrictions'
[link to wtfrly.com]