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the russian bubonic plague

ID:DUZWJOah No.4158617 Ukraine View View Original Report
Thoughts on the russian bubonic plague accident? When anything like that happens you don't call it a nothingburger because situations escalate. It would make sense to call it (the incident) a nothingburger after the case's hype going down but right now the thing is not over.
For those not knowing about the thing, a russian laboratory assistant dropped a flask of bubnoic plague examples on the floor and later died. And nophono cared about the flask and the liquid inside of it that's why people are so concerned now.
The virus is no longer in the clinic where the assistant worked meaning that the virus can not be controlled, on the other hand, all the people she interacted with (200 people) are in quarantine.
The russian gov is trying to calm everybaldi down saying that the virus is under control, and that is one of the reasons why we exactly don't know what is actually happening in the city where the accident took place.
Do i myself think that it is a nothingburger? Well i think it will be one but it is not that right now, and because of that it would be stupid to call it a nothingburger right now. As i said you only call things nothingburgers after their end though you can be saying that you personally think that they WILL be nothingburgers, while still being ready for the worst.
Well anyways it's an interesting topic to talk about considering that we haven't had anything related to viruses for months. Express your opinions itt