MORE LOW FLYING SPRAYING REPORTS - POLAND - NOW PNEUMONIC PLAGUE SYMPTOMS THERE!

Reports are coming in of people dying of symptoms similar to the pneunomic plague in an Emergency Room in Bialystok in the north east of Poland.

A doctor reported treating three patients with symptoms similar to the pneumonic plague, including burned lungs. One the patients died in his arms. The doctor said that it appeared be a bacterial infection and that no antibiotics worked. He also thought it could be a more virulent strain of the swine flu.

The victims came from small villages close to Bialystok.

Reports are coming in of planes flying low tonight over Cracow in Poland also over Derby in the Peak District in the UK.

"We're getting info from our readers in England - there are several slow and low flying planes over Derby "working" for a quite long time (inf from 11;07PM), there is a high wind."

Originally posted by Phlegmi
In your quote it says "there is high wind", you cannot conduct a spraying operation in high wind.

Originally posted by Phlegmi
And spraying what, are you implying that a bacteria is being spread causing this suspected disease?

Reports are coming in of people dying of symptoms similar to the pneunomic plague in an Emergency Room in Bialystok in the north east of Poland.

A doctor reported treating three patients with symptoms similar to the pneumonic plague, including burned lungs. One the patients died in his arms. The doctor said that it appeared be a bacterial infection and that no antibiotics worked. He also thought it could be a more virulent strain of the swine flu.

The victims came from small villages close to Bialystok.

Low flying aircraft were heard in the region a few nights ago.

Cases similar to the pneumonic plague have also be reported in Lithuania, close to the Polish border and to Bialystok.

The appearance of something resembling the pneumonic plague in Poland shortly after low flying aircraft made carried out unexplained missions during the night time in the same area has parallels with the recent incident in the Ukraine.

Witnesses reported low flying planes carrying out aerosol spraying shortly before the pneumonic plague was diagnosed in victims a few days later.

The Ukrainian government and WHO moved swiftly to declare the swine flu virus had mutated to become more dangerous and implement martial law.

This is an email from Poland:

My friend a doctor who works in Emergency Room in Bialystok (Eastern North of Poland) called me saying that he had 3 cases of patients with symptoms similar to the pneumonic plague. "If it is h1n1, so it means that it has changed for very virulent form and it kills in matter of hours". One patient died in his hands. I do not know what happened to other two. He is going to inform me how's the situation, but he expects it to get much worse. No antibiotic works for the disease!

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POLISH Doctors Tested Bird Flu Vaccine on Homeless People

Friday, November 20, 2009

Three doctors and six nurses from the town of Grudziadz, Poland, are being investigated on charges that they recruited 350 homeless people into a clinical trial of a vaccine for the H5N1 flu virus without informing them what the study was really about.

Twenty-one people died during the course of the study, significantly higher than the average influenza death rate, which would have led to eight deaths.

"It is in the interests of all doctors that those who are responsible for this are punished," said Poland's health minister, Ewa Kopacz. She said that while no direct link has been proven between the experimental vaccine and the deaths, she does not believe that any of the health care workers implicated should be allowed to practice medicine further.

Over 107,000 flu cases reported in Poland

A total of 107,250 people were infected with seasonal flu or the A/H1N1 flu in Poland between Sept. 1 and Nov. 15, Health Minister Ewa Kopacz said on Tuesday.

In the corresponding period of last year, the number of flu cases amounted to 24,843, Kopacz said after a meeting of the influenza pandemic committee.

According to a report by the National Institute of Hygiene, last week saw a drastic rise of flu cases in Poland, with the number of registered new cases reaching over 41,000, against 3,600in the same period of 2008.

On Nov. 8-15, the average daily number of reported cases per 100,000 persons reached 13.5, one of the biggest amount of cases in this time of the year in the past several years.

So far, unofficially confirmed were less than 300 cases of the H1N1 flu. Two persons have died, several patients including a doctor are in serious or very serious condition.

Poland: man dies from swine flu, possibly first fatality with no other medical problems

A Polish medical official says that a 48-year-old man infected with the swine flu virus has died.

The man could be the first person without any other medical condition to die from the virus in Poland.

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On Friday, a 37-year-old man with swine flu, liver problems and pneumonia died in Gdansk, becoming the first person in Poland with swine flu to die.

Despite vocal criticism and an outbreak in Ukraine, the Polish government doesn't plan to buy the A/H1N1 vaccine.

Despite a serious outbreak of swine flu in neighboring Ukraine, the Polish government played it cool last week. Polish Health Minister Ewa Kopacz announced that she was not planning to stock up on swine-flu vaccine until it had been properly tested.

"The A/H1N1 vaccine is being produced by three companies, none of which has been able to assess its long-term effects. Their testing lasted a relatively short amount of time. It is not known whether [the vaccine] is safe for children and pregnant women," the health minister explained at a press conference last week.

Critics of the minister's decision expressed surprise that the European Commission's clearance of three of the swine-flu vaccines for distribution in early October had not been enough to win her trust. Nor was the World Health Organization's October 30 recommendation of the vaccines, including for pregnant women. Vaccinations, meanwhile, have already begun in France, Italy, Germany and the Czech Republic.

Originally posted by ziggy1706
...Krakow* is how its spelled, not Cracow* Find the articel hard to belive...

Krakow vs. Cracow

If you want to get technical about it, the official Polish name for the city is Kraków (with the dash over the "o" making it more of a "u" sound), but "Cracow" has been used in the English language for centuries. During Elizabethan times, when Poland was one of the largest countries in Europe, Cracow was written about often in English, and thousands of British businessmen traveled here.

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In the end, whether you spell it Cracow or Krakow it's still technically correct...

Originally posted by ziggy1706
For planes to be flying low in krakow, and a virus to spray over biaslystock...makes no sense. thier just too far form eachother*

Originally posted by blackrabbit1
I think there is a massive overuse of the phrase "phnemonic plague"!

A cocktail of three flu viruses are reported to have mutated into a single pneumonic plague, which it is believed may be far more dangerous than swine flu.

Pneumonic plague is one of three main forms of plague, all of which are caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis. It is more virulent and rarer than bubonic plague. The difference between the versions of plague is simply the location of the infection. Pneumonic plague is an infection in the lung(s), bubonic plague is an infection of the buboes or lymph nodes, while septicemic plague is an infection in the blood stream.

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Originally posted by blackrabbit1
IF it were this ilness there would be a 97% mortality rate......there clearly isnt.

Without treatment, the mortality rate from pneumonic plague approaches 100%.

Originally posted by blackrabbit1
Lets not scare monger