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Originally posted by bruceyg: ↑

she got on the plane feeling ill

she sat down did her seat belt up and died on the spot.

she was going back to india after a 4 year stay in oz mainly due to the covid gap.

what makes this more interesting, and worrying, is that she apparently died of tuberculosis.

now what makes this concerning is that if it wasnt the clot shot and really was tb then was she being treated for it? did she know she had it? why are people with tb allowed to travel knowing that it is infectious. will all the qantas passengers on that flight especially her friends get tested? if she died on the spot like that then its probable that she wasnt being treated as this is a notifiable disease unless she was going to her indian gp's who may be a bit suspect or just plain misdiagnosed it. as she hadnt been anywhere, not in the story, how did she contact it? tb is rife in india so im assuming there are indians who are carrying this and spreading it.

gotta love unbridled immigration

1.3 million died of tb in 2022

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This is the result of Albo being Modi fan!

Modi likes Netanyahu erhnonationalism but we are not allowed to discriminate.

I was at Point Cook when it was a RAAF base, it sound like it is a part of India now!
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