Incomplete list of links to news reports about viral outbreaks during the days of 09 to 11 of the Gregorian month of February 2020.
Michigan reports increase in flu-B infections
16 years old U.S. girl dies days after getting flu-B, despite treatment with tamiflu
Iowa reports children hit hard by influenza
Kentucky news media says focus on the killer virus that’s here and now; influenza
India reports new cases of chikungunya and dengue
Sri Lanka dengue infections hit 11-thousand
Four more killed by lassa, in Kogi State
Adamawa State lassa outbreak update, more infections & deaths
Santa Clara County, California, declares coronavirus emergency
Woman infected with coronavirus mistakenly released from California hospital!
Infected cruise ship denied docking by three countries, passengers now ‘adrift’!
More proof of Operation Jupiter (or, The Military Knows What’s Coming): Since 2018 the U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine has been working with the University of Nebraska Medical Center to develop a training program prepare medical Airmen to respond to infectious disease outbreaks. The USAF says the program is now ready to begin training this October: “As military personnel deploy to diverse geographic areas, they may encounter infectious disease threats. These hazardous and communicable threats can be naturally occurring or deliberate and have a significant impact to our operations. Military personnel that work with such patients must know the proper procedures to protect patients, themselves and the mission.”-Lieutenant Colonel Elizabeth Schnaubelt, Center for Sustainment of Trauma and Readiness Skills (CSTaRS)-Omaha
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Orange County, North Carolina, reports second confirmed rabies case
Saint Lawrence County, New York, offering free rabies shots
In Arizona, Luke Air Force Base veterinarian explains the military purpose of the job: “The primary mission is to take care of the military working dogs. The second mission is actually food for facilities on base. We inspect off-base facilities of commercial establishments to make sure they’re in compliance with our regulations. Our next mission is control of zoonotic diseases, which are diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. We take care of people’s pets, seeing more than 20 per day.”-Nicole Avci, Luke AFB Veterinary Services clinic officer
Going Viral, 07-08 February 2020: BLAME ANIMAL TRAFFICKING?
OPERATION JUPITER: MILITARY’S SECRET FLU IMITATING VIRUS EXPOSED, VACCINATIONS FOR MILITARY ONLY!