Nope. Now it's all good. So it is 3 different diseases, all treated too late or with
steroids..
Judging from recent reports, many countries are stringently checking their
borders for any sign of a disease that is probably already in their country,
namely HFMD..or Dengue Fever..or Strep Suis..
So far Thes countries are checking the borders for sick people from Cambodia. The W.H.O. is about to tell them that is unneccesary some time today. I heard it from CNN.
They didn't tell you what the other countries are doing.
Indo http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/world/2012-07/09/c_131704362.htm
Vietnam http://www.nhandan.com.vn/cmlink/nhandandientu/thoisu/doi-song/i-s-ng-tin-chung/ki-m-d-ch-y-t-bien-gi-i-ng-n-ch-n-b-nh-l-vao-vi-t-nam-1.357278
Thailand http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/301865/hfmd-in-thailand-is-under-control-says-deputy-minister
Phillipines http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/07/10/12/cambodian-infection-encephalitis-type-not-hfmd Tight watch against enterovirus
China The usual
Malaysia http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v6/newsgeneral.php?id=679882
Most of these countries are calling it a strain from Cambodia that they are
worried about. Soon I guess, they will say it's regular old HFMD with a few
cases of EV71 thrown in and some dengue or pig strep on steroids. I can't help
but to think back a couple days where the guy said it was a "Perfect
Explanation" for what is happening.
All reports are from the same CNN story, Nothing from the WHO or any other
gov't entity. Last nights report from Sanjay said that the Cambodia ministry of
health were handling field reports and were not working hand in hand with the
WHO. Less than 8 hrs later it is all a big misunderstanding. Just run of the mill
diseases on steroids. Maybe the dr was right when he said that the WHO jumped the gun on
this, as they overlook the Dengue cases right in front of them. Hopefully that
is all it is, cause it is what they are gonna tell us. Oh yeah, it is not
contageous..imagine that. http://www.rappler.com/world/8364-no-need-to-panic,-cambodia-says-on-virus