When I read the story carefully, I note the caveat that 50 people are only suspected of infection.
The number of people confirmed infected and/or deceased is certainly not 50. As for the symptoms exhibited by the people suspected of carrying it, why
do you think it's called avian influenza?
Until their condition is confirmed by labs or by more obvious indications (half of them dying in the next week) I wouldn't back that pickup into
Sam's club any time soon. You should always be prepared, but nobody wants to end up sitting on enough industrial size rolls of charmin to TP the
world over twice while everyone else looks on in wonder... might open a toilet paper museum, like that giant ball of rubber bands that everyone goes
to see. That probably started out as someone who thought they couldn't live through WWIII without rubber bands back when Cuba was packing
thermonuclear heat.
On the other hand, if Turkey is the springboard, get ready to see people get creative with containment protocol. ("Shotguns and panic IS the
containment protocol!")



