131 People Infected with Rabbit Plague
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So far this year, 131 cases of hare plague have been reported in Norway. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health says it could be another peak year for the infection, with many hospitalizations. The plague is most widespread in Trøndelag.
Two new cases of hare fever have been registered in Rennebu in October. In addition, infection has been reported in Melhus. Trøndelag has the most cases in the country.
The number of reported cases of hare fever in Rindal has increased from six to 13 in less than a month. In Heim, the number has risen from five to eight.
Two more people have been infected with rabbit plague in Rennebu in October. Ten new cases in Trøndelag make the county the hardest hit in what could be another peak year for the disease.
So far this year, 131 cases of hare fever have been reported in Norway. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health says it could be another peak year for the infection, with many hospitalizations.
So far this year, 131 cases of hare fever have been reported in Norway. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health says it could be another peak year for the infection, with many hospitalizations.
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