Spain : Ebola Test Drug Out Of Supply Worldwide ~ THE 5TH ESTATE ASIA

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Spain : Ebola Test Drug Out Of Supply Worldwide

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

5th Estate: Bullshit. There is plenty of the "test drug" ZMapp available for the White House criminals, the so-called "elites," CDC and Ft. Detrick "doctors," "mainstream media" and the military units designated to protect them from the coming global uprising that will see them all dug out of their bunkers and burned at the stake for releasing and covering for the intentional release of this and other weaponised viruses on humanity in the name of "population control"

AP VIA THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
09/22/2014

MADRID -

Doctors treating a Spanish priest who was repatriated from West Africa on Monday after being diagnosed with the Ebola virus said there were no samples of experimental drug ZMapp available in the world right now, and they were considering alternative treatments.

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The priest, Manuel Garcia Viejo, 69, was in serious condition and was suffering from dehydration, with kidney and liver complications, said Javier Rodriguez, chief health officer for the Madrid region.

Garcia Viejo, a medical director of the San Juan de Dios Hospital in Lunsar, Sierra Leone, was transferred to Madrid Carlos III hospital after being flown back from Sierra Leone in a medically-equipped military plane. Mapp Biopharmaceutical, the company that makes ZMapp, says the drug's supplies are exhausted and that it takes months to make even a small batch.

With ZMapp unavailable, the hospital was looking into alternative medicines or the possibility of using blood serum from a cured patient, said Dr. Jose Ramon Arribas, of the Carlos III hospital.

Garcia Viejo is the second Spanish missionary to catch Ebola. Another priest, Miguel Pajares, 75, was flown back to Spain from Liberia on Aug. 7. Pajares began treatment with ZMapp, but died Aug. 12.

Ebola is blamed for the deaths of more than 2,600 people in West Africa.

The Health Ministry said Garcia Viejo asked to be transferred back to Spain after testing positive for the deadly virus.

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