China Says It Is In Contact With Russia Over Suspected Pneumonic Plague Case
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China and Russia are coordinating to address a suspected plague outbreak in Irkutsk after an anti-plague institute worker died and nearly 200 people were placed under observation.
WHO and the United States demand more information from Moscow, while Mongolia strengthens health surveillance and Beijing confirms its cooperation with the Kremlin in the face of growing uncertainty over the outbreak
China Says It Is In Contact With Russia Over Suspected Pneumonic Plague Case
China has said it is maintaining communication with Russia over a suspected pneumonic plague case in Siberia as Russian authorities investigate the death of an anti-plague institute worker and the WHO continues to assess the health risk
The Russian authorities have assured that the epidemiological situation in the Irkutsk region is “stable”.
Chinese Foreign Ministry says they are maintaining contact with Russia over possible outbreak of plague
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IOL PortugalThe Chinese government stated on Tuesday that it was maintaining "close exchanges and cooperation" with Russia on the possible outbreak of pneumonic plague that broke out in Siberia.
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