Recently Turkey's earthquakes in Marmara area, as well as others physical disasters like the South Asia tsunami, demonstrated that vulnerable populations are also at risk to Acinetobacter infections due to contamination and cross-infection inside hospital settings [1]. Moreover as a result of the ongoing war conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq some cases of multi-drug resistant Acinetobacter outbreaks have also been reported bringing reminiscent of similar reports during the Korean and Vietnam wars. It seems that in cases like these multiple factors can contribute including contamination of wounds in the battlefield, local food, environmental spread and cross-infection in the local military or abroad hospitals [5] .