San Diego South Bay Emergency Health Risk Declared - Regional Health Emergency Response Required

San Diego Border News Declares Regional Health Emergency for the South Bay of San Diego

 

San Diego, CA June 15, 2022

By ANDREA MEZA (AP)

After Over 50 Years of Unchecked Human Sewage Pollution, the entire region of the San Diego south bay is choked with water, air and vector transported disease!

The scientific testing proves overwhelming evidence of crimes perpetrated by the San Diego Health Department

Origin reporting began June 12, 2019


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