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Vaccini Siria: più di 20 bambini morti


xeliox
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Più di 20 bambini sono morti nelle ultime ore nel nord-ovest della Siria in seguito alla somministrazione di vaccini contro il morbillo "avariati" e provenienti dalla Turchia. Lo riferiscono all'ANSA fonti mediche della regione di Idlib, raggiunte telefonicamente via Skype. Le fonti affermano che la partita di vaccini era destinata a migliaia di bambini delle campagne a est di Idlib. Gli oltre venti decessi si sono registrati a Jurjanaz, nei pressi di Maarrat an Numan.

http://www.huffingtonpost.it/2014/09/16/siria-piu-di-20-bambini-morti-per-vaccini-avariati_n_5829830.html?utm_hp_ref=italy

La notizia l'ho trovata per prima qui:
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a00_1410878797

In realta' parlano di WHO e non Turchi e i morti sarebbero 40

ATTENZIONE IMMAGINI PESANTI..


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Truman
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WHO in italiano è l'OMS, cioè l'agenzia dell'ONU che si incarica di "vaccinare" i bambini nelle zone più sfortunate del globo.

Che sia proprio l'OMS a distribuire vaccini assassini non è dubbio, è facile trovare riferimenti alla loro attività nella zona citata, ad esempio qui

http://www.itnsource.com/en/shotlist//RTV/2014/04/16/RTV160414006/?v=2

Poi il Fuffington post fa quello che può per nascondere i fatti sotto una cortina fumogena.


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helios
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Vaccinare bambini nella situazione in cui vivono vuol dire farli morire sapendo di farlo.
Invece di nutrirli e riportarli ad una vita normale preferiscono avvelenarli con vaccini che, indeboliti e malnutriti, non possono che portarli alla morte.
Non occorre essere medici per capire questo.

E tutto questo lo sta facendo l'Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità.


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xeliox
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Anche l'articolo di rt.com:

15 Syrian children dead following UN measles vaccination campaign

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The UN has halted a measles vaccination campaign in northern Syria after at least 15 children died after receiving shots, the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed in a joint statement.

“UNICEF and WHO have been shocked and saddened to learn of the deaths of at least 15 young children in Idlib, Syria,” the statement said. “The deaths of the children occurred in areas where a measles immunization campaign had been under way.”

The children were all under the age of two, Reuters reported, citing aid workers.

Around one hour after being given a second round of the measles vaccine in Idlib on Tuesday, the children demonstrated signs of “severe allergic shock,” said Abdullah Ajaj, a physician administering the vaccinations at a medical center in Jarjanaz, according to AP. The second round of vaccinations began in Idlib and Deir Ezzour on Monday.

Reuters / Karoly Arvai

Following the vaccine, some of the children’s bodies swelled and they suffocated to death.

“There was shouting and screaming, it was hard for the parents. You get your child vaccinated and then you find your child dying, it’s very hard,” Ajaj said.

Conflicting statements from the Syrian opposition and reports from rights groups have put the number of vaccine-related deaths between 34 and 50.

The WHO said it is sending a team of experts to investigate the incidents, adding that “establishing the precise cause of the children’s deaths is vital.”

The immunization campaign has been suspended in both Idlib and Deir Ezzour provinces. However, UNICEF and the WHO are hopeful that the campaign could resume “as soon as possible.”

Reuters / Hosam Katan

While it is believed that measles outbreaks can effectively be contained by vaccinations, they can be very dangerous in undeveloped areas. The disease is transmitted through bodily fluids, coughing, and tears from the eyes.

UN agencies and other non-government organizations have been providing medical services in Syria since the uprising against President Bashar Assad began in March 2011.

The Syrian conflict has since turned into a full-scale civil war, with more than 190,000 people killed, according to UN.

On Tuesday, Assad said the fight against terrorism must begin by placing more pressure on countries which are supporting and financing insurgents in Syria and Iraq.

READ MORE: Assad calls to stop funding armed groups in Syria, Iraq

Meanwhile, the US announced that it has plans to take “targeted actions against ISIS (Islamic State/ISIL) safe havens in Syria,” including striking infrastructure. US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel unveiled a plan to boost Iraqi forces with 1,600 US “military advisers.”

The US will also train and equip 5,000 members of the Syrian opposition to fight militants from the Islamic State group.


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