Is There SARS on Mars - WHO or World Health Organization and The Middle Eastern Breakout In2012
Well, if it isn't bird flu, AIDS, or some biological weapon that will get you, I guess SARS will or at least that's what they're telling us now.
Of course, it's rather tough when it comes to WHO, "who you ask," you know the World Health Organization, not the famous rock band.
It turns out that SARS seems to have had a breakout in the Middle East.
With the world so close together now, it will surely end up very quickly in other countries.
There was a rather alarming article in the New York Times on November 23, 2012 titled; "New Fatal SARS-Related Cases Reported in Middle East," by Donald G.
McNeil Jr.
which noted the alarm of the World Health Organization over recent deaths in both Qatar and Saudi Arabia with many sickened, and SARS is spreading.
Interestingly enough, over eight thousand were sickened by SARS in 2002 in the outbreak in China notes the NYTs article, and it was 9% fatal.
Now then, normally I wouldn't worry about such things because well, you just can't worry about everything.
Even as the coordinator for a think tank which happens to operate online, we need to concern ourselves with the bigger issues, but we have to pay attention to the details, and the warning signs.
Okay so, here are some issues that I see; We Have the Arab Spring coming up We Have a Continued Mass Mobs; 10s of Thousands in Egypt We Have Enormous Crowds Spurred on by the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan When you have large amounts of people altogether in big mobs and less than adequate hygiene because they are in a dusty and dirty environment, sleeping outside, and perhaps body fluids being slung around such as blood, sweat, and tears you have the perfect environment for an outbreak.
Worse, all of these people go back to the regions where they live, or the towns and villages they came from.
Then you have all sorts of additional clusters everywhere.
Before you know it, it is out of control.
This could be a perfect storm for this type of health risk.
Further, you will have reporters, dignitaries, UN observers, and all sorts of other people who come to watch and then flee the area because of the civil unrest, and they will take their infected selves elsewhere, conveniently spreading it to multiple countries.
Before you know it things could go from bad to worse.
Therefore, this is something we need to keep an eye on, and even if the WHO is currently blowing it out of proportion, as there have been very few cases, and we have 7 billion people on the planet, we should still take notice.
Please consider all this and think on it.
Of course, it's rather tough when it comes to WHO, "who you ask," you know the World Health Organization, not the famous rock band.
It turns out that SARS seems to have had a breakout in the Middle East.
With the world so close together now, it will surely end up very quickly in other countries.
There was a rather alarming article in the New York Times on November 23, 2012 titled; "New Fatal SARS-Related Cases Reported in Middle East," by Donald G.
McNeil Jr.
which noted the alarm of the World Health Organization over recent deaths in both Qatar and Saudi Arabia with many sickened, and SARS is spreading.
Interestingly enough, over eight thousand were sickened by SARS in 2002 in the outbreak in China notes the NYTs article, and it was 9% fatal.
Now then, normally I wouldn't worry about such things because well, you just can't worry about everything.
Even as the coordinator for a think tank which happens to operate online, we need to concern ourselves with the bigger issues, but we have to pay attention to the details, and the warning signs.
Okay so, here are some issues that I see; We Have the Arab Spring coming up We Have a Continued Mass Mobs; 10s of Thousands in Egypt We Have Enormous Crowds Spurred on by the Muslim Brotherhood in Jordan When you have large amounts of people altogether in big mobs and less than adequate hygiene because they are in a dusty and dirty environment, sleeping outside, and perhaps body fluids being slung around such as blood, sweat, and tears you have the perfect environment for an outbreak.
Worse, all of these people go back to the regions where they live, or the towns and villages they came from.
Then you have all sorts of additional clusters everywhere.
Before you know it, it is out of control.
This could be a perfect storm for this type of health risk.
Further, you will have reporters, dignitaries, UN observers, and all sorts of other people who come to watch and then flee the area because of the civil unrest, and they will take their infected selves elsewhere, conveniently spreading it to multiple countries.
Before you know it things could go from bad to worse.
Therefore, this is something we need to keep an eye on, and even if the WHO is currently blowing it out of proportion, as there have been very few cases, and we have 7 billion people on the planet, we should still take notice.
Please consider all this and think on it.
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