First responders in Montour county have been told to monitor their health after responding to the crash near Danville last week involving 100 lab testing monkeys. WNEP Reports on: From the site: A letter from the CDC was sent to those who responded to the incident. “It gave a couple of symptoms to be on … Read moreFirst responders told to watch for health issues after Danville monkey exposure
Eric Feigl-Ding has become a notable source for COVID information since the pandemic began in 2020. He currently boasts over 687,000 followers on the platform. Earlier today, Feigl-Ding decided to report on the alarming points of interest regarding the Danville monkey situation, along with Michele Fallon subsequent statements and sickness.
New tidbits of information are being revealed about the Danville monkeys and those who were near them..
Now that the jokes and memes have been made, it seems time to get down to serious discussion over CDC and health official warnings to those who were near the Danville monkeys
By now we all know that monkeys were on the loose in Danville. But what is not quite clear is what lab they were going to in Florida..
We present: A tale of the cynomolgus monkeys.
So what are they anyway?
We can gleam some information into what they are thanks to a Georgia Department of Health study now released..
All of these conspiracy theories of ‘little shops of horrors’ being planned by Chinese people all out the window? All of these rumors of viruses and discontent being spread just bunk?
Just a “brushing firm” getting information to ship orders from China to people not expecting a package … all just for a positive review?
A strange story is developing in various places around the planet tonight..
Various local affiliates across different cities in multiple states are reporting that people are receiving packages in the mail. Unsolicited.. NO orders. No expectations.
According to reports, the packages are coming from China and they contain… Seeds.
Yes.. seeds.
It was a ten-acre sculpture park and had an associated indoor museum formerly located in Williamsburg, Virginia in the United States. It contained 18 to 20 foot high busts of the Presidents of the United States from George Washington to George W. Bush.. it closed in 2010 and since then has provided years of creepy photos, lightning strikes, and bees’ nests taking over the eyes of former Chief Executives.
