Unexplained illness complaints are rising among New Jersey residents following widespread drone sightings in the skies, sparking public speculation about potential links between the devices and respiratory symptoms.
Residents have reported severe coughing, sinus congestion, and swollen eyes, with some attributing these issues to the increased drone presence. Despite such claims, medical experts firmly dismiss any connection, citing seasonal factors and rising respiratory virus cases as the probable causes.
🤔 Anyone else getting sick? Illinois is getting hit with something!
EMF? Drones? 5G? “Sprayed”?
Flu Symptoms?? Pounding headaches?? Allergy symptoms??
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— 🌲PINE LAKES HOMESTEAD🌲 (@MonaElizabeth56) December 16, 2024
Dr. Thomas Moore, an infectious disease specialist, highlighted the mundane reality behind the symptoms, pointing out that respiratory virus season coincides with increased social gatherings and colder weather, leading to heightened transmission of flu, COVID-19, and RSV.
Dr. Bill Schaffner echoed this sentiment, stating, “This is not being beamed down from above but spread among ourselves.” Surveillance data supports their assessment, showing significant upticks in flu-related hospitalizations and COVID-19 positivity rates in recent weeks.
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