Outbreak of Ebola In Rural Bolivia, South America?

[cronus]

http://www.opinion.com.bo/opinion/artic ... ?id=178483

The director of the Departmental Health Service (SEDES), Paul Castellanos, said Wednesday that the hospital Yacuiba will be closed for three days on suspicion of a possible infectious disease brought by a person who died in that hospital.
"We have information that one person had died with symptoms of an infectious disease, then you have to act promptly to prevent further infections. We are doing isolation measures necessary to prevent the spread and quickly identify what the causes, "he said.

Castellanos said a specialized equipment SEDES traveled Wednesday to Yacuiba for epidemiological blockade.
"We do not want to alarm the population, but somehow we must take isolation measures they recommend to prevent this can spread, to identify the disease," he added .

Castellanos also reported that in the coming hours to reach San Juan de Dios hospital in the city of Tarija a patient has symptoms of the person who died in Yacuiba.
"According to the report they give me, the patients have flu-like symptoms , presented bleeding throughout the body, as a purplish and suspicion that can be contagious syndrome, "he said.

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[laklak]

There are a number of viral hemorrhagic fevers in the New World, rural Bolivia even has it's own, Machupo .

http://www.hhmi.org/news/new-ways-disar ... er-viruses

[cronus]

There are a number of viral hemorrhagic fevers in the New World, rural Bolivia even has it's own, Machupo .

http://www.hhmi.org/news/new-ways-disar ... er-viruses

Bolivia sent some humanitarian aid into the crisis - could be a hybrid? have to wait and see...

[Jason]

I think you need to seek professional counselling regarding this disease fetish you apparently suffer from. I've observed you've maintained this same fascination for at least 3 years.

[JimC]

It's Scumple's "thing"...

[cronus]

Counselling wouldn't help. This is too far gone. You will all die from it. Very likely.

[pErvinalia]