A Lab worker breaks a test tube with the plague. So at that moment she is exposed to the plague. Now some are saying this can be treated with antibiotics. But she died from this exposure. Why wasn't she immediately given antibiotic treatment?
2nd, it then says she exposed 200 other people. This also doesn't make sense. You work in a lab with deadly pathogens that are highly contagious. You know you are exposed and yet you are not immediately quarantined but rather allowed to expose 200 other people?
3rd Russia says she died of pneumonia and they said "no microorganisms related to her professional activity" were found. So that should eliminate the first story that was told. Surely if it was the organism in that test tube they would have found it.
So now instead of "plague" we have "unknown killer pneumonia". It is being called "The Siberian Flu".
Now this might seem like people are making a mountain out of a molehill, but Russia is treating this event as a national emergency with the top national health officials going into an emergency meeting with quarantines on three hospitals.
2nd, it then says she exposed 200 other people. This also doesn't make sense. You work in a lab with deadly pathogens that are highly contagious. You know you are exposed and yet you are not immediately quarantined but rather allowed to expose 200 other people?
3rd Russia says she died of pneumonia and they said "no microorganisms related to her professional activity" were found. So that should eliminate the first story that was told. Surely if it was the organism in that test tube they would have found it.
So now instead of "plague" we have "unknown killer pneumonia". It is being called "The Siberian Flu".
Now this might seem like people are making a mountain out of a molehill, but Russia is treating this event as a national emergency with the top national health officials going into an emergency meeting with quarantines on three hospitals.
