Posted on 11/30/2021 11:42:23 PM PST by Tipllub
Scientists at UC San Diego could be among the first to find the omicron COVID-19 variant in the United States, and they’re using sewage to help them do it.
There are about 130 wastewater collectors above sewer grates near dorms and other buildings at UC San Diego that help detect the virus's presence. Now those same collectors are being used to try and detect the omicron variant on campus and at others across the county.
(Excerpt) Read more at nbcsandiego.com ...
This is a real crappy story.
This to do at the elite’s Stanford U reminds me of this oldie—
***Scarlet Pimpernel Soundtrack Lyrics***
They seek him here, they seek him there Those Frenchies seek him everywhere Is he in heaven or is he in hell? That damned elusive Pimpernel He meddles with the Frenchie Revolution Popping in and out …
Sorry..make that UC at San Diego...
I am sure these nutball university administrator Libs sent a crew of illegal alien Mexicans to do their dirty work. These fags and degenerates never get their hands dirty.
If your air conditioner goes on the fritz or your washing machine blows up or your video recorder conks out; before you call the repairman turn on all the lights, check all the closets and cupboards, look under all the beds, because you never can tell there just might be an Omicron in your house.
Total waste of manpower. Must be a gov’t grant at work here.
They’re not really doing this.
Ewww!
What ?
They’re looking for Covid
in their curriculum ?
They should check Joek’s diapers.
They just like the smell.
Check first where they are housing all the illegals.
SARS-CoV-2 Wastewater Surveillance for Public Health Action
But I doubt it's being done for good reasons. IOW: public health.
They sure are looking hard to find the ‘moronic’ variant. If you have to look this hard for it, it’s no big deal.
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