In mid-July, a child from Los Angeles County fell deathly ill and was hospitalized following a family camping outing to the Crane Flat Campground in Yosemite National Park and the Stanislaus forest. The illness turned out to be the Plague.
Tracking back, the child picked up the plague during camping trips to Yosemite National Park and Stanislaus National Forest. That prompted state health officials into an immediate inquiry and environmental evaluation to determine if the bacterial disease has spread.
It seems there are more dangers at Yosemite than camping atop a supervolcano!
What it the potential for the plague to spread? Read more on the NEXT PAGE:
Yosemite is it a volcano. Yellowstone sets on top of a super-volcano.
Either way the volcano is not the issue, the issue is the plague has returned and is gaining momentum in nature. So pay attention to stories like this
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The plgue never went away. People contract it every year. And then it goes dormant until the next flea season. It isn’t an epidemic and isn’t a huge concern.
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Amazing that the public wouldn’t be made aware of potential danger!
Sounds like they dumping some plum island Shii on us
September 5th, rally with your community. Spread the word. Send the message to Congress, ” Impeach Obama “! Before it’s too late!
It’s always an issue. The plague never goes away. If you aren’t aware of it, that’s on you.