Instead of fighting fires, Prince George’s County, Maryland’s, fire department is fighting an infestation of microscopic mites. Scabies cases have been reported at several fire stations throughout the county.
“Once we were notified of the bites from the mites, we took immediate action,” Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Chief Benjamin Barksdale said
Barksdale said when the situation came to light last week, 205 firefighters were checked for the mite and its telltale rash, and 20 were diagnosed with scabies. The firefighters were assigned to 13 different unidentified fire stations throughout the county.
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6 comments:
Illegals are bringing them in with their crap they are dragging from Honduras, Guatemala, and other shit-hole countries!
It's a scabies sanctuary county. Live with it.
So now we have anchor scabies in America.
That unfortunately is what happens when you go into these places.also bed bugs.let alone what else hides in these crack drug infested homes!
Anchor scabies! Now that's funny!
Geez, between the Scabies, Rats and drugs, Maryland is its own "Shit-hole".
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