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'''Barugi''' is the fourth planet in the [[Tisiphone system]] and used to be a [[human]] colony before a [[Barugi Incident|disaster]] caused the [[Unified Earth Government]] to quarantine it.<ref name="R17">''[[Halo: Retribution]]'', ''Chapter 17''</ref>
'''Barugi''' is the fourth [[planet]] in the [[Tisiphone system]] and used to be a [[human]] [[human colonies|colony]] before a [[Barugi Incident|disaster]] caused the [[Unified Earth Government]] to quarantine it.{{Ref/Novel|Id=R17|[[Halo: Retribution]]|Chapter=17}}
 
==Overview==
===Topography===
A virulent protozoal disease known as [[Asteroidea merozoite]] was native to the planet.{{Ref/Reuse|R17}}
====Locations====
*[[Barugi Preparatory Academy]]


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 17:00, May 9, 2021

Barugi
Astrographical

System:

Tisiphone system[1]

Orbital position:

Fourth planet[1]

Societal

Species:

Human (formerly)[1]

Government:

Unified Earth Government[1]

 

Barugi is the fourth planet in the Tisiphone system and used to be a human colony before a disaster caused the Unified Earth Government to quarantine it.[1]

Overview

Topography

A virulent protozoal disease known as Asteroidea merozoite was native to the planet.[1]

Locations

History

"Fifteen years ago, the UNSC Preparatory Academy on Barugi experienced an outbreak of asteroidea merozoite."
— Dr. Krosbi

In 2538, there was an outbreak of disease at the Barugi Preparatory Academy. The illness was caused by a protozoal lifeform discovered on the planet termed asteroidea merozoite. It took only thirty hours for ten thousand people at the school to be infected. All but nine died shortly after. These nine were all partially resistant to being infected thanks to mutations they had that resulted in variants of thalassemia. Six with delta-beta thalassemia survived for years before finally succumbing to the asteroidea but those with gamma-thalessemia from a novel mutation did not suffer any adverse consequences whatsoever. These three survivors were Kerbasi Tuwa, the medical officer of the academy, and his two children, Catalin and Yuso. The devastation wrought by the infection caused the academy to be shut down and by 2541, the entire planet was placed under biohazard quarantine (BQ). This entailed encircling Barugi with a net of thermonuclear Hornet mines and blockade beacons that would alert any vessels that showed an intention to approach. The Barugi Incident was first made a matter of public record around a year after it occurred but in late 2553 it was mysteriously classified and compartmentalized.[1]

List of appearances

Sources

  1. ^ a b c d e f g Halo: Retribution, chapter 17