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A gang of monkeys attacked a laboratory assistant and escaped with a batch of coronavirus blood test samples, it has been reported.
The bizarre incident saw the troop of primates launch their assault near Meerut Medical College in Delhi, India.
One of the monkeys was later spotted in a tree chewing one of the sample collection kits, the Times of India reported - adding that test samples from the patients had to be taken again.
The undamaged kits were later recovered, the Meerut medical college superintendent, Dheeraj Raj, told AFP.
originally posted by: ConfusedBrit
But what if...
"Want your samples back? Come and get 'em, mutha###ker!"
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Liquesence
Expect the Indian government will receive a ransom note demanding a boat load of bananas any day soon.
Monkey terrorists , no one saw it coming but Hollywood warned.
originally posted by: Liquesence
From the "No, you really can't make this # up department," filed under "2020 is so bassackwards not even The Onion can keep up," in India a group of monkeys attacked a lab tech, stole some Covid blood samples, and absconded...up a tree.
Really, though, this is not The Onion, and apparently it did, in fact happen.
How many horror movies has this been the premise for???
A gang of monkeys attacked a laboratory assistant and escaped with a batch of coronavirus blood test samples, it has been reported.
The bizarre incident saw the troop of primates launch their assault near Meerut Medical College in Delhi, India.
One of the monkeys was later spotted in a tree chewing one of the sample collection kits, the Times of India reported - adding that test samples from the patients had to be taken again.
The undamaged kits were later recovered, the Meerut medical college superintendent, Dheeraj Raj, told AFP.
2020 you're drunk AF. Go to sleep.
Sky
Gives new meaning to the phrase "Army of the (12) Monkeys."
originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: Liquesence
Please don’t tell me there were 12 of them in the gang.