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Hospital Undead Were 'Liberated' - Says Source
Oporto, N. Portugal
Posted: 6th, Oct. 2009
ZWN (AP)

Following Sundays release of 12 quarantined Mortosis sufferers into nearby Boavista. Criticism as to how they managed to walk uninhibited from a secure hospital has pressured the secluded Government quarantine facility in Oporto, Portugal to release a security camera photo which they say confirms that hooded intruders released the 12 Mortosis sufferers into nearby Boavista.

Although the identity of the hooded intruders is not known, their motivation is clear. In a short note found pinned to a door of the facility, it reads " Lock yourselves in cages. We are not animals, we are not inmates, we are LIVING humans and we are now liberated."

Following the release, several local residents have been killed in what are thought to be reanimate attacks. Riots have sporadically broke out in several areas as well as a small number of unsanctioned disposals of the undead.

Quarantine is official
The ECDC has imposed a quarantine and 6pm curfew for Boavista, Gondomar, and Vila Nova de Gaiaset. Earlier reports suggested up to 31 undead had been destroyed and cremated in improvised bonfires, however, officially the number is much lower at 17.

Incidents have been fewer today than the last few days. There was one confirmed incident involving several workers who cornered a lone reanimate at a construction site. She was subdued until authorities could remove her. It was later confirmed that she was one of the 12 original sufferers transported from the Belfast outbreak. The sufferer (name withheld) was said to be in an advanced state of necrotic transformation.

Also, Several golfers at a nearby Boavista resort reported a reanimate wandering on the fairway early this morning. It was promptly removed and the resort temporarily closed. No one was infected but one person was taken to hospital suffering a mild heart attack.

Related reports:
Portugal Outbreak Posted: 4th, Oct. 2009

Portugal riots continue Posted: 5th, Oct. 2009