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The Red Plan activated in Neamz after more students from a school accused state of being bad. 22 children were transferred to the hospital

More medical teams and pumps are interviewed, on a school in the village of Sabáoani, Judge Neamz, where many more students charge headaches, chest pain and measles, being activated Red Plan. The students and teachers were evacuated. 22 children...

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Digi24The Red Plan activated in Neamz after more students from a school accused state of being bad. 22 children were transferred to the hospitalDigi24The Red Plan activated in Neamz after more students from a school accused state of being bad. 22 children were transferred to the hospital
INCIDENT EVOLUTION

20 recorded states

Signal first indexedP1 · 68% quality · 1 source

Corroboration 1→2 sources · quality 68→72P1 · 72% quality · 2 sources

Quality 72→76P1 · 76% quality · 2 sources

Quality 76→80P1 · 80% quality · 2 sources

Quality 80→84P1 · 84% quality · 2 sources

Quality 84→88P1 · 88% quality · 2 sources

Quality 88→92P1 · 92% quality · 2 sources

Quality 92→96P1 · 96% quality · 2 sources

Quality 96→99P1 · 99% quality · 2 sources

Headline updatedP1 · 99% quality · 2 sources

Headline updatedP1 · 99% quality · 2 sources

Corroboration 2→1 sources · quality 99→68P1 · 68% quality · 1 source

Corroboration 1→2 sources · quality 68→72P1 · 72% quality · 2 sources

Quality 72→76P1 · 76% quality · 2 sources

Quality 76→80P1 · 80% quality · 2 sources

Quality 80→84P1 · 84% quality · 2 sources

Quality 84→88P1 · 88% quality · 2 sources

Quality 88→92P1 · 92% quality · 2 sources

Quality 92→96P1 · 96% quality · 2 sources

Quality 96→99P1 · 99% quality · 2 sources

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