Increase in West Nile Virus Infections in Croatia
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Seven cases of mosquito-borne West Nile virus infection have been confirmed in Croatia by Monday. Four infected are being treated at an infectious disease clinic, two of them are in intensive care. A large-scale mosquito control campaign has also been launched in Zagreb after the virus was confirmed in several dead crows.
In Croatia, seven West Nile virus infections have been confirmed so far this year, with three of those infected showing symptoms of the disease and four having no symptoms.
Seven West Nile virus infections have been confirmed in CROATIA, and urgent mosquito control begins in Zagreb to protect the health of citizens.
Seven infections caused by the West Nile virus have been recorded in Croatia, five of them in Zagreb and Zagreb County, and the Teaching Institute of Public Health (NZJZ) "Dr. Andrija Štampar" announces that on September 1 and 2, Zagreb will conduct control of flying mosquitoes. […] The post Seven infected with the West Nile virus in Croatia first appeared on Novi list.
Seven cases of West Nile virus infection, which is transmitted by mosquitoes, have been confirmed in Croatia as of Monday. Four of the infected are being treated at the infectious diseases clinic, two of them in intensive care. The city of Zagreb has also launched a large-scale mosquito control campaign after the virus was confirmed in several dead crows.
Seven cases of mosquito-borne West Nile virus infection have been confirmed in Croatia by Monday. Four infected are being treated at an infectious disease clinic, two of them are in intensive care. In Zagreb, crowds also launched a large-scale mosquito control campaign after the virus was confirmed in several dead crows. “For now, we have [...] The post New Cases of West Nile Virus Infection in Croatia appeared first on Lokalec.si.
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