Lithuania Health Minister Says Risk of Pneumonic Plague Spread Very Low
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Lithuania is ready to pull the trigger if there actually turns out to be a plague outbreak in Russia.
Any measures would be coordinated with EU, says health minister
Health Minister Linas Kukuraitis says that if information about pneumonic plague in Russia were confirmed and posed a threat to Lithuania, a decision could be made to restrict the transit of Russian citizens through Lithuania, but the decision would be made jointly with the European Union.
Health Minister Linas Kukuraitis says that if information about pneumonic plague in Russia were confirmed and posed a threat to Lithuania, a decision could be made to restrict the transit of Russian citizens through Lithuania, but the decision would be made jointly with the European Union.
Europe is much better prepared for a possible plague outbreak than it was before the COVID-19 pandemic, says Health Minister Linas Kukuraitis. According to him, in the event of a hypothetical outbreak, Lithuania would also have sufficient infrastructure, medical teams and medicine supplies to control the situation.
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