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Article Source: Citizens for a Legitimate GovernmentMore news that never made the MSM.How many more were affected and never reported?
So far, 400 people have sought medical care for upper or lower respiratory problems, headaches, nausea, and eye irritation after trips to Escambia County beaches, said Dr. John Lanza, director of Escambia County Health Department.
26 Jun 2010 (FL) The Escambia County Health Department lifted a health advisory on Pensacola Beach on Friday on the advice of a beach official and against the advice of a federal environmental official. But hours after the Pensacola Beach advisory was lifted, the health department asked for state approval to issue an oil-impact advisory that leaves the decision to swim in the Gulf of Mexico up to the discretion of individual beachgoers... So far, 400 people have sought medical care for upper or lower respiratory problems, headaches, nausea, and eye irritation after trips to Escambia County beaches, said Dr. John Lanza, director of Escambia County Health Department.
#1 - Tue Aug 31, 2010 2:54 PM EDTAmazing the news you run into,that never really saw the light of day.I'm sure they wouldn't keep this from the public.How many more have gone unreported or undiagnosed?
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