Ambulance Services Receive Anthrax-Laced Emails

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I used to work in the area, and there is only ONE local hospital....Like

Grayson, this will be some interesting times if we run into some of the

medics...

ck

S. Krin, DO FAAFP

In a message dated 11/12/2008 17:27:58 Central Standard Time,

bbledsoe@... writes:

Two workers were transported to local hospitals.

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Ambulance Services Receive Anthrax-Laced Emails

NATCHITOCHES, LA (Reuters)-Emergency personnel in Natchitoches Parish

reported late Tuesday that they were forced to close the emergency

communications center after a dispatcher found an email that possibly

contained anthrax. Evidently, a dispatcher opened an email and quickly began

to develop itching and redness of the skin. Natchitoches Fire Department

officials and the Haz-Mat team were notified. The communications center was

quarantined and all personnel working in the center received extensive

decontamination. Two workers were transported to local hospitals. Fire

Department Spokesman Gerald said, " We have been prepared for an

attack such as this for some time. But, we never thought it would come in an

email attack. The perpetrators of this crime were ingenious in hiding the

powder within an email. " Representatives from the Department of Homeland

Security office in Shreveport were on scene to supervise the cleanup. The

powder and email has been sent to a lab in Washington for final analysis.

went on to say, " These terrorist are getting smarter and we must be

prepared. It is important to look closely and, if necessary, smell an email

before you open it. If you have the slightest concern, call for help. "

Officials could not confirm whether Apple computers could transmit anthrax

or whether it is purely a Windows-based phenomenon. A press conference is

scheduled for tomorrow in Natchitoches were additional details will be

revealed. The exact source of the contaminated email is reportedly somewhere

in east Texas although federal officials refused to confirm or deny the

rumor.

[Guest guest]

ROFLMAO!

And what's even funnier is that I know some Natchitoches paramedics.

They're gonna luuuuurve this.

Bledsoe, DO wrote:

>

> Ambulance Services Receive Anthrax-Laced Emails

>

> NATCHITOCHES, LA (Reuters)-Emergency personnel in Natchitoches Parish

> reported late Tuesday that they were forced to close the emergency

> communications center after a dispatcher found an email that possibly

> contained anthrax. Evidently, a dispatcher opened an email and quickly

> began

> to develop itching and redness of the skin. Natchitoches Fire Department

> officials and the Haz-Mat team were notified. The communications

> center was

> quarantined and all personnel working in the center received extensive

> decontamination. Two workers were transported to local hospitals. Fire

> Department Spokesman Gerald said, " We have been prepared for an

> attack such as this for some time. But, we never thought it would come

> in an

> email attack. The perpetrators of this crime were ingenious in hiding the

> powder within an email. " Representatives from the Department of Homeland

> Security office in Shreveport were on scene to supervise the cleanup. The

> powder and email has been sent to a lab in Washington for final analysis.

> went on to say, " These terrorist are getting smarter and we must be

> prepared. It is important to look closely and, if necessary, smell an

> email

> before you open it. If you have the slightest concern, call for help. "

> Officials could not confirm whether Apple computers could transmit anthrax

> or whether it is purely a Windows-based phenomenon. A press conference is

> scheduled for tomorrow in Natchitoches were additional details will be

> revealed. The exact source of the contaminated email is reportedly

> somewhere

> in east Texas although federal officials refused to confirm or deny the

> rumor.

>

>

[Guest guest]

The terrorists must have put the scent of meat pies on the e-mail to

fool the dispatcher into opening it (with their smell-mail program

of course) and exposing the dispatch center to anthrax.

If you have ever had a Natchitoches Meat Pie you would probably try

and open an e-mail that smelled like them too.

C. Meyer

>

> Ambulance Services Receive Anthrax-Laced Emails

>

>

>

> NATCHITOCHES, LA (Reuters)-Emergency personnel in Natchitoches

Parish

> reported late Tuesday that they were forced to close the emergency

> communications center after a dispatcher found an email that

possibly

> contained anthrax. Evidently, a dispatcher opened an email and

quickly began

> to develop itching and redness of the skin. Natchitoches Fire

Department

> officials and the Haz-Mat team were notified. The communications

center was

> quarantined and all personnel working in the center received

extensive

> decontamination. Two workers were transported to local hospitals.

Fire

> Department Spokesman Gerald said, " We have been prepared

for an

> attack such as this for some time. But, we never thought it would

come in an

> email attack. The perpetrators of this crime were ingenious in

hiding the

> powder within an email. " Representatives from the Department of

Homeland

> Security office in Shreveport were on scene to supervise the

cleanup. The

> powder and email has been sent to a lab in Washington for final

analysis.

> went on to say, " These terrorist are getting smarter and we

must be

> prepared. It is important to look closely and, if necessary, smell

an email

> before you open it. If you have the slightest concern, call for

help. "

> Officials could not confirm whether Apple computers could transmit

anthrax

> or whether it is purely a Windows-based phenomenon. A press

conference is

> scheduled for tomorrow in Natchitoches were additional details

will be

> revealed. The exact source of the contaminated email is reportedly

somewhere

> in east Texas although federal officials refused to confirm or

deny the

> rumor.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That's like the virus I received in an email a while back.   It said:

" This is an Amish email virus, you are on your honor to destroy your hard

drive " .

Ed

>

> Ambulance Services Receive Anthrax-Laced Emails

>

> NATCHITOCHES, LA (Reuters)-Emergency personnel in Natchitoches Parish

> reported late Tuesday that they were forced to close the emergency

> communications center after a dispatcher found an email that possibly

> contained anthrax. Evidently, a dispatcher opened an email and quickly

> began

> to develop itching and redness of the skin. Natchitoches Fire Department

> officials and the Haz-Mat team were notified. The communications

> center was

> quarantined and all personnel working in the center received extensive

> decontamination. Two workers were transported to local hospitals. Fire

> Department Spokesman Gerald said, " We have been prepared for an

> attack such as this for some time. But, we never thought it would come

> in an

> email attack. The perpetrators of this crime were ingenious in hiding the

> powder within an email. " Representatives from the Department of Homeland

> Security office in Shreveport were on scene to supervise the cleanup. The

> powder and email has been sent to a lab in Washington for final analysis.

> went on to say, " These terrorist are getting smarter and we must be

> prepared. It is important to look closely and, if necessary, smell an

> email

> before you open it. If you have the slightest concern, call for help. "

> Officials could not confirm whether Apple computers could transmit anthrax

> or whether it is purely a Windows-based phenomenon. A press conference is

> scheduled for tomorrow in Natchitoches were additional details will be

> revealed. The exact source of the contaminated email is reportedly

> somewhere

> in east Texas although federal officials refused to confirm or deny the

> rumor.

>

>

[Guest guest]

There is no way of knowing the extent of this exposure we may need to quarrntine

this very listserver the procedure will be as follows:

1. Do not leave your computer you are now infected

2. If in a public place yell and scream as to panic as many people as possible

3. Notify the following agencies; local fire Dept, local police, local haz-mat

Dept, dept. Of homeland security, the state Dept, the IRS, the labor board, the

kremin, the queen, and your brother/sisters mother-in-law

This situation is of the highest concern and will be handled in the order in

which it was received

Lmao!!!

-

Sent from my iPhone

The terrorists must have put the scent of meat pies on the e-mail to

fool the dispatcher into opening it (with their smell-mail program

of course) and exposing the dispatch center to anthrax.

If you have ever had a Natchitoches Meat Pie you would probably try

and open an e-mail that smelled like them too.

C. Meyer

>

> Ambulance Services Receive Anthrax-Laced Emails

>

>

>

> NATCHITOCHES, LA (Reuters)-Emergency personnel in Natchitoches

Parish

> reported late Tuesday that they were forced to close the emergency

> communications center after a dispatcher found an email that

possibly

> contained anthrax. Evidently, a dispatcher opened an email and

quickly began

> to develop itching and redness of the skin. Natchitoches Fire

Department

> officials and the Haz-Mat team were notified. The communications

center was

> quarantined and all personnel working in the center received

extensive

> decontamination. Two workers were transported to local hospitals.

Fire

> Department Spokesman Gerald said, " We have been prepared

for an

> attack such as this for some time. But, we never thought it would

come in an

> email attack. The perpetrators of this crime were ingenious in

hiding the

> powder within an email. " Representatives from the Department of

Homeland

> Security office in Shreveport were on scene to supervise the

cleanup. The

> powder and email has been sent to a lab in Washington for final

analysis.

> went on to say, " These terrorist are getting smarter and we

must be

> prepared. It is important to look closely and, if necessary, smell

an email

> before you open it. If you have the slightest concern, call for

help. "

> Officials could not confirm whether Apple computers could transmit

anthrax

> or whether it is purely a Windows-based phenomenon. A press

conference is

> scheduled for tomorrow in Natchitoches were additional details

will be

> revealed. The exact source of the contaminated email is reportedly

somewhere

> in east Texas although federal officials refused to confirm or

deny the

> rumor.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

There is no way of knowing the extent of this exposure we may need to quarrntine

this very listserver the procedure will be as follows:

1. Do not leave your computer you are now infected

2. If in a public place yell and scream as to panic as many people as possible

3. Notify the following agencies; local fire Dept, local police, local haz-mat

Dept, dept. Of homeland security, the state Dept, the IRS, the labor board, the

kremin, the queen, and your brother/sisters mother-in-law

This situation is of the highest concern and will be handled in the order in

which it was received

Lmao!!!

-

Sent from my iPhone

The terrorists must have put the scent of meat pies on the e-mail to

fool the dispatcher into opening it (with their smell-mail program

of course) and exposing the dispatch center to anthrax.

If you have ever had a Natchitoches Meat Pie you would probably try

and open an e-mail that smelled like them too.

C. Meyer

>

> Ambulance Services Receive Anthrax-Laced Emails

>

>

>

> NATCHITOCHES, LA (Reuters)-Emergency personnel in Natchitoches

Parish

> reported late Tuesday that they were forced to close the emergency

> communications center after a dispatcher found an email that

possibly

> contained anthrax. Evidently, a dispatcher opened an email and

quickly began

> to develop itching and redness of the skin. Natchitoches Fire

Department

> officials and the Haz-Mat team were notified. The communications

center was

> quarantined and all personnel working in the center received

extensive

> decontamination. Two workers were transported to local hospitals.

Fire

> Department Spokesman Gerald said, " We have been prepared

for an

> attack such as this for some time. But, we never thought it would

come in an

> email attack. The perpetrators of this crime were ingenious in

hiding the

> powder within an email. " Representatives from the Department of

Homeland

> Security office in Shreveport were on scene to supervise the

cleanup. The

> powder and email has been sent to a lab in Washington for final

analysis.

> went on to say, " These terrorist are getting smarter and we

must be

> prepared. It is important to look closely and, if necessary, smell

an email

> before you open it. If you have the slightest concern, call for

help. "

> Officials could not confirm whether Apple computers could transmit

anthrax

> or whether it is purely a Windows-based phenomenon. A press

conference is

> scheduled for tomorrow in Natchitoches were additional details

will be

> revealed. The exact source of the contaminated email is reportedly

somewhere

> in east Texas although federal officials refused to confirm or

deny the

> rumor.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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