Merkel can be happy: some of her 'guests' can have untreatable tuberculoses and infect many people in Europe and Germany.The genocide on white Europeans can move more quickly
In an official statement released by the Institute of Medical Microbiology at the University of Zurich, that body announced that between February and November 2016, a multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis as discovered in “eight refugees arriving in Europe from the Horn of Africa.”
The analyses provided an impulse for launching a transnational investigation and developing a pan-European alerting system, the statement added.
According to the statement, the Mycobacterium tuberculosis found in a Somali in the “refugee” center in Chiasso in February 2016 was extraordinary:
“These bacteria exhibited a new combination of resistance mutations against four different antibiotics that had never before been described,” Peter Keller, Head of Diagnostics, who identified the germ, said in the statement.
The multidrug resistance makes it necessary for people carrying these bacteria to be isolated and undergo intravenous drug treatment at a hospital for several months.
In the months following the discovery, the same resistant germ was also observed in further patients, all of whom had “migrated to Europe from countries on the Horn of Africa,” the statement continued.
In total, the pathogen had been identified in eight invaders from Somalia, Eritrea, and Djibouti between February and November 2016.
Cluster of resistant tuberculosis pathogen discovered
In an official statement released by the Institute of Medical Microbiology at the University of Zurich, that body announced that between February and November 2016, a multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis as discovered in “eight refugees arriving in Europe from the Horn of Africa.”
The analyses provided an impulse for launching a transnational investigation and developing a pan-European alerting system, the statement added.
According to the statement, the Mycobacterium tuberculosis found in a Somali in the “refugee” center in Chiasso in February 2016 was extraordinary:
“These bacteria exhibited a new combination of resistance mutations against four different antibiotics that had never before been described,” Peter Keller, Head of Diagnostics, who identified the germ, said in the statement.
The multidrug resistance makes it necessary for people carrying these bacteria to be isolated and undergo intravenous drug treatment at a hospital for several months.
In the months following the discovery, the same resistant germ was also observed in further patients, all of whom had “migrated to Europe from countries on the Horn of Africa,” the statement continued.
In total, the pathogen had been identified in eight invaders from Somalia, Eritrea, and Djibouti between February and November 2016.
Cluster of resistant tuberculosis pathogen discovered
