US EditionUnknown Stomach Virus Spreads Among Hikers in Northern Finland
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Helsinki Times
einnews.comUnknown stomach virus spreads among hikers in northern Finland
Hikers in northern Finland are falling ill with a mysterious stomach virus, with dozens of cases reported along some of the country’s most popular wilderness trails. Authorities say the outbreak appears to be spreading, though the source remains unclear. Health officials confirmed around ten new cases on Tuesday in Urho Kekkonen National Park (UKK). Last week, over 20 infections were reported along the Karhunkierros Trail in Kuusamo.
The lodges and toilets have been kept open for the time being, but Metsähallitus is monitoring the situation.
Those hiking in the area are advised to boil their drinking and cooking water, Yle reports. Now, one case of gastroenteritis has also been found in Urho Kekkonen National Park in Lapland, Yle reports. Those hiking in the national park area are advised to boil their drinking and cooking water.
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