SS @VanLifeSolo - Twitter Profile

SS @VanLifeSolo

4 days ago

@catholicourtney 🙏

0

92

SS @VanLifeSolo

6 days ago

@outbreakupdates Plus getting around sanctions, carrying out MSV further points to possible lack of safety testing.

0

6

SS @VanLifeSolo

6 days ago

@RCZ4444 @YanzhongHuang Have you ever traveled beyond your doorstep. Racism is exhibited in degenerates.

1

0

31

SS @VanLifeSolo

6 days ago

@Pontifex 🙏✝️

0

10

SS @VanLifeSolo

7 days ago

So still no important details.

World Health Organization (WHO)

@WHO

7 days ago

🟦 On 2 October 2026, WHO became aware through media reports of the death of an employee of the Irkutsk Antiplague Research Institute of Siberia and the Far East, the Russian Federation. 🟦 According to these reports, the individual died on 2 October following hospitalization for severe pneumonia on 29 September, and pneumonic plague was suspected as the cause of death, following occupational exposure in laboratory settings. 🟦 Following requests for verification from WHO, the National Focal Point for the International Health Regulations (2005) (NFP) of the Russian Federation confirmed the death and informed WHO that no case of plague had been registered recently in Irkutsk Oblast, that preventive and control measures had been implemented in accordance with national sanitary legislation, and that the laboratory testing of contacts detected no high-threat pathogens. 🟦 The authorities also reported that no biosecurity incidents had occurred in the laboratory, contrary to reports in the media, and that there were no further case of severe pneumonia linked to this case. 🟦 The NFP informed WHO that the case and all contacts had been tested for a range of microorganisms, including high-threat pathogens. Test results were negative for the tested high-threat pathogens. 🟦 All contacts had been medically followed up in healthcare facilities or at home, and all remained asymptomatic throughout. Quarantine measures were instituted in the hospital where the patient was being treated. 🟦 Based on the information provided by NFP, WHO has not identified evidence of ongoing transmission associated with this event. A key uncertainty remains the absence of a confirmed diagnosis in the deceased laboratory worker. 🟦 WHO will continue to monitor the situation and assess any potential public health implications as further information becomes available. Read the full Disease Outbreak News: Pneumonia of undetermined aetiology, The Russian Federation, 10 October 2026 https://t.co/gDu833FpAi

WHO's tweet photo. 🟦 On 2 October 2026, WHO became aware through media reports of the death of an employee of the Irkutsk Antiplague Research Institute of Siberia and the Far East, the Russian Federation.
🟦 According to these reports, the individual died on 2 October following hospitalization for severe pneumonia on 29 September, and pneumonic plague was suspected as the cause of death, following occupational exposure in laboratory settings.
🟦 Following requests for verification from WHO, the National Focal Point for the International Health Regulations (2005) (NFP) of the Russian Federation confirmed the death and informed WHO that no case of plague had been registered recently in Irkutsk Oblast, that preventive and control measures had been implemented in accordance with national sanitary legislation, and that the laboratory testing of contacts detected no high-threat pathogens.
🟦 The authorities also reported that no biosecurity incidents had occurred in the laboratory, contrary to reports in the media, and that there were no further case of severe pneumonia linked to this case.
🟦 The NFP informed WHO that the case and all contacts had been tested for a range of microorganisms, including high-threat pathogens. Test results were negative for the tested high-threat pathogens.
🟦 All contacts had been medically followed up in healthcare facilities or at home, and all remained asymptomatic throughout. Quarantine measures were instituted in the hospital where the patient was being treated.
🟦 Based on the information provided by NFP, WHO has not identified evidence of ongoing transmission associated with this event.
A key uncertainty remains the absence of a confirmed diagnosis in the deceased laboratory worker.
🟦 WHO will continue to monitor the situation and assess any potential public health implications as further information becomes available.

Read the full Disease Outbreak News: Pneumonia of undetermined aetiology, The Russian Federation, 10 October 2026 https://t.co/gDu833FpAi

64

697

282

210

261K

0

34

SS @VanLifeSolo

7 days ago

Wasn’t his reason for going into Iran the public executions! He should really be removed along with Pete Kegsbreath. Plus if kids see this or many others watch psychological issues follow. Sickening and barbaric.

BrooklynDad_Defiant!☮️

@mmpadellan

8 days ago

I'm old enough to remember when we were HORRIFIED when ISIS filmed the execution of an American. I'm not saying the Fort Hood killer shouldn't be executed, I'm saying it's GROTESQUE to livestream it. I thought we were better than that. We are not.