Ebola cases pass 10,000. True toll may be three times as much. STAGE 2: Crossed with Common Cold for Enhanced, Airborne Bioweapons Release.

Saturday, October 25, 2014
By Paul Martin

Investmentwatchblog.com
October 25th, 2014

The number of cases in the Ebola outbreak has exceeded 10,000, with 4,922 deaths, the World Health Organization says in its latest report.

Only 27 of the cases have occurred outside the three worst-hit countries, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea.

Those three countries account for all but 10 of the fatalities.

Mali became the latest nation to record a death, a two-year-old girl. More than 40 people known to have come into contact with her have been quarantined.

The latest WHO situation report says that Liberia remains the worst affected country, with 4,665 deaths. Sierra Leone has had 3,896 fatalities and there have been 1,553 in Guinea.

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-29769782

WHO: Ebola deaths near 5,000, although true toll may be three times as much

The overall figures include outbreaks in Nigeria and Senegal, deemed by the WHO to be now over, as well as isolated cases in Spain, the United States and a single case in Mali. But the true toll may be three times as much: by a factor of 1.5 in Guinea, 2 in Sierra Leone and 2.5 in Liberia, while the death rate is thought to be about 70 percent of all cases. Explaining these projections, the WHO said many families are keeping infected people at home rather than putting them into isolation in treatment centers, some of which have refused patients due to overcrowding.

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/ebola-virus-outbreak/ebola-death-toll-nears-5-000-out-more-10-000-n233776

Ebola crossed with common cold virus at the 3 US Bioweapons labs in Sierra Leone, Liberia, & Guinea.

Vaccines being developed before release of the enhanced bio-weapon into the public.

Will run rampant below 45-degrees F.

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