PHUKET, Thailand — Sexually transmitted diseases have been racing to nearby clinics to get checked for sailors in an effort to curb a spate of recent outbreaks, sources confirmed today.

The outbreaks come after a group of U.S. Navy ships made a stop at a port in Thailand and released sailors out into the public, a move the local population views as nothing short of biological warfare.

"With no regard for public safety, the commanders saw fit to unleash a swarm of sailors out into the open air, knowing full well that they can easily spread," said Bobby Khachatryan, a public health practitioner. "Have they no idea what sort of social stigmas STDs encounter when they catch a case of the squids?"

Local sexually transmitted diseases are canvassing the area, looking for fellow maladies who might have unwittingly come in contact with a sailor.

"You can never be too safe or get tested too early," said a batch of chlamydia. "You don't want any sailors sneaking up on you. They are nasty, fat and la…