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BREAKING REPORT: Highly contagious FUNGUS [Candida auris, also known as C auris] – That has a KILL RATE OF 60% now spreading throughout The United States..

CDC data shows fungal infections have already caused 7,000 deaths in the US — and 1.5 million worldwide, in 2021.

— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) March 21, 2023

We’ve always had deadly fungus or whatever.

I’m sure this is totally real and a natural event or like, from a Chinese biowarfare lab or something.

Whatever the case, it’s exactly on the level and everything it seems to be.

We know that because we know the government is always honest.

New York Post:

A potentially deadly and drug-resistant fungal disease is spreading at a rapid pace in hospitals across the US, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned this week.

Cases of Candida auris — a fungus that causes serious bloodstream infections and even death in people with weakened immune systems — have skyrocketed in recent years and saw a “dramatic” uptick in 2021, according to a report published in the Annals of Internal Medicine Monday.

That year, the number of cases increased a whopping 95%, from 756 in 2020 to 1,471 in 2021, according to CDC data.

The latest numbers from the agency show that cases continued to climb last year with 2,377 clinical cases reported.

The CDC stated that the fungus “presents a serious global health threat.” More than one in three patients with a Candida auris inflection of the blood, heart, or brain die, according to the agency.

Candida auris commonly spreads in hospitals and nursing homes through person-to-person contact as well as contact with contaminated surfaces and equipment.

The fungus can live on surfaces for several weeks, according to the CDC.

It’s funny.

“Killer fungus” is the theme of the now popular homosexualist TV show “Last of Us.”

But that’s fine and I’m sure very coincidental.

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