Man knew he had TB before flying to Europe

[B-Line]

Me, me, me...

Forget about world health concerns, the flight attendants, pilots, people sitting next to me on the plane, etc. "I'm going on my honeymoon"

- Oh, guess I'll just fly back to Canada then...

http://www.cnn.com/2007/HEALTH/condi...ght/index.html

Guess I'll just spread the disease to anyone flying on Czech Air Flight 0104 to Canada as well.. They have free health care in Canada


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[Wagner]

POS, they should lock him up for attempted Mass Murder...or at least 'mass' assault.

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Tuberculosis (TB) is a life-threatening infection that primarily affects your lungs. Every year, tuberculosis kills nearly 2 million people worldwide. The infection is common — about one-third of the human population is infected with TB, with one new infection occurring every second.

Tuberculosis has plagued human beings for millennia. Signs of tubercular damage have been found in Egyptian mummies and in bones dating back at least 5,000 years. Today, despite advances in treatment, TB is a global pandemic, fueled by the spread of HIV/AIDS, poverty, a lack of health services and the emergence of drug-resistant strains of the bacterium that causes the disease.

Tuberculosis spreads through airborne droplets when a person with the infection coughs, talks or sneezes. In general, you need prolonged exposure to an infected person before becoming infected yourself. Even then, you may not develop symptoms of the disease. Or, symptoms may not show up until many years later.

Left untreated, tuberculosis can be fatal. With proper care, however, most cases of tuberculosis can be treated, even those resistant to the drugs commonly used against the disease.

[blondboinsd]

Yeah I read that, what an idiot