Plaque may have been released in Russia


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Darya Shipilova, a 28-year-old researcher at the Anti-Plague Institute of Siberia and the Far East in Irkutsk, died on October 2, 2026, prompting Russian authorities to place nearly 200 people under medical observation amid unconfirmed concerns over pneumonic plague.

Key Details of the Incident

The Victim: Darya Shipilova, 28, worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute in southeastern Siberia.

Official Cause of Death: Russia's consumer welfare and health watchdog, Rospotrebnadzor, stated she died of "pneumonia of unknown etiology" (undetermined origin). An autopsy revealed two cases of COVID-19 and two cases of rhinovirus, with no plague pathogens detected.

The Response: Close to 200 contacts were placed under precautionary medical observation, and a local inpatient facility in the Shelekhov district near Irkutsk was temporarily quarantined. Rospotrebnadzor later reported that over 90% of those contacts finished observation with no health disorders.

Rumors vs. Official Stance: Unconfirmed media reports and online speculation suggested she fell ill after breaking a test tube containing Yersinia pestis (plague) or after a field trip. Russian officials and Rospotrebnadzor denied any epidemic risks.

International Reaction: The World Health Organization (WHO) and U.S. officials requested further transparency and information from Russia regarding the death and unverified reports of a second pneumonia case tied to the institute.
Categories: Medical & Vaccines
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1 +1 AngusMcCrib 2 weeks ago

BTW. Thank you for the post. It’s a tough room. I couldn’t resist piling on.

1 +1 AngusMcCrib 2 weeks ago

They have a sticky film of bacteria on their teeth? A toothbrush will fix it.

1 +1 Populus 3 weeks ago

ZERO proof that the "PLAGUE" running rampant. So much misinformation spreading right away when its Russia related :D:D

1 +1 ubi 3 weeks ago

dental plaque ??
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8 +1 Satanbaby2 3 weeks ago

it's best to brush your teeth at least a minute

3 +1 Browser12 3 weeks ago

Nice typo in the title

4 +1 AkiraRules89 3 weeks ago

The end starts now. About time.

2 +1 belzabub 3 weeks ago

in the year 2026, no one has made a test tube out of Lexan or some other unbreakable plastic/metal?
seems legit

1 +1 AngusMcCrib 2 weeks ago

@belzabub too porous

4 +1 tommix1 3 weeks ago

Everyone and anyone in the world making new viruses should be killed by any means possible. GOF research will see humanity out the door if it's not stopped. That's where covid 19 came from.

0 +1 Populus 3 weeks ago

@tommix1 Gosh, you clearly didnt pay attention at schools, or what they teach you guys in The States? :D

0 +1 Stupendous 2 weeks ago

@Populus It's apparent you didn't.

6 +1 davidm 3 weeks ago

PLAQUE??? Wadafuq is that?

P L A G U E!!!!

OP needs some rest...

0 +1 Cripple 3 weeks ago

@davidm
Russians don't brush their teeth, everyone knows that.
It just has now been classified as epidemic.

0 +1 davidm 3 weeks ago

@Cripple Oh...you're right. The new trend is to brush their teeth with vodka as they believe it will kill the germs on their decaying teeth.