Franz Kafka'nın DAVA romanı Türkiye'de uzun süredir uygulamada. Orada da adamı yargılıyorlardı lakin suçunu söylemiyorlardı. Aslında yargılayanlar da adamın suçundan habersizdi. Adam bunu fantastik toplumsal roman diye yazmış. Türkiye'de gerçek.

The biggest warzone on the planet, just had a new player enter the game… Ironically enough…the Anti-Plague Institute in Siberia, had an accident and fears are that they released the plague. Which is obviously the exact opposite of what their job is. So now images are coming in of Russian authorities in full hazmat suits in the streets… Which would mean a pretty significant escalation. The biggest concern is if this plague bacteria is the lung form - or pneumonic plague - which is what was previously known as Black Death. Let’s hope it’s not. Let’s hope the war doesn’t complicate their quarantining efforts. Let’s hope it doesn’t cross into Europe. And while we’re at it…let’s stop fucking with these things in labs.

🗣️ "Grip aşısı özellikle 65 yaş üstü kişilere, kronik hastalığı olanlara, hamilelere, riskli kişilerle temas edenlere, yaşlı hasta bakanlara, evde kanser hastası olan kişiye, hastalarla ilgilenen sağlık çalışanlarına önerilir" Havaların soğumasıyla birlikte grip, nezle, soğuk algınlığı gibi bulaşıcı hastalıklarda artış olduğunu belirten Dr. Lale Dicle Güneş, gribin bazı hastalarda ağır seyrettiğine dikkat çekerek, grip aşısının önemine dikkat çekti. youtube.com/watch?v=n2TfZ3zZ…

#BREAKING | 🇷🇺 — Laboratory technician at Russia’s Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute dies after reported workplace exposure, prompting isolation of nearly 200 contacts and strict censorship. Darya Shipilova, 28, who worked at the institute in Shelekhov, Irkutsk region, was hospitalized in late September with severe pneumonia and died around 1–2 October. Independent regional outlet Lyudi Baikala and other Russian media reported that she told staff she had broken a test tube containing live plague bacteria. Neighboring Buryatia head Alexei Tsydenov initially wrote that she had died of plague, then edited the post to “possibly.” Russia’s health watchdog Rospotrebnadzor has described the death as pneumonia of unknown etiology, said a commission found no accident involving pathogenic microorganisms at the institute, and stated that the epidemiological situation remains stable. Officials report that identified contacts—about 197 people, most of them hospitalized for observation—have shown no symptoms and tested negative. Local measures have included quarantine at the Shelekhov district hospital and several facilities in Irkutsk, cancellation of public events, and a mask mandate at the nearby aluminum plant. A travel warning issued by Baikalsk authorities was deleted within hours, and pro-Kremlin broadcaster REN TV removed Telegram posts on the case. A criminal inquiry into sanitary-rule violations resulting in death has been reported.