US EditionHamburg station virus scare on high-speed train
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The suspicion of the Marburg virus in two people in Hamburg has not been confirmed. The two people who were taken to the University Hospital Hamburg-Eppendorf on Wednesday tested negative for the virus, the social welfare office announced.
A medical student's stay in Rwanda soon causes a stir thousands of kilometers away. The question arises: Has the man become infected with a dangerous disease?
Operation at Hamburg Central Station: Doctors examine two people who have returned from Rwanda - one had reported symptoms. There is a suspicion of infection with the life-threatening Marburg virus.
Two people in Hamburg are being medically examined due to suspected infection with the life-threatening Marburg virus.
In Rwanda, a man came into contact with the life-threatening virus and developed symptoms on his return journey to Hamburg. A test result is still pending.
The authorities in Hamburg are concerned about a possible infection of two train passengers with the life-threatening disease. One of the affected people may have had contact with infected people in Rwanda.
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