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A new campaign has begun in
the Netherlands as the number of cases of scabies in the country has exploded,
especially in the student population.
By PA/TPN, in Europe, World · 01 Dec 2022, 09:01 · 2 Comments
According to Dutch News:
“This year family doctors diagnosed some 2,900 cases of scabies a week, more
than double the number in 2020. Young people, in particular, get scabies, and
students appear to be particularly prone to outbreaks”.
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You forgot to write "experts are baffled".
What could it possibly be...?
By Hart from Lisbon on 01 Dec 2022, 10:12
Not hard to work out. Take he UK as example, an outbreak of diphtheria and scabbiest in the camp holding illegal immigrants for processing…….what did the uk do?, bussed them around the uk to hotels!!.
It’s like they learnt nothing from the last two years.
Import the third world, become third world.
By JG from Algarve on 02 Dec 2022, 07:31