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    Anthrax quaratine in a Romanian village
    Romanian Times

    Eight persons are under quarantine and a slaughter-house has been temporary closed after a bovine was infected with anthrax in Nichiteni in Botosani county in eastern Romania.

    The animal's owner called in veterinarians after the animal got sick and died.

    The persons in contact with the anthrax-infected animal are under quarantine.

    Local authorities say all precautions have been taken so that this isolated case does not result in the spread of the disease.

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    Re: Anthrax quarantine in a Romanian village



    Archive Number 20090917.3257
    Published Date 17-SEP-2009
    Subject PRO/AH/EDR> Anthrax, human, bovine - Romania (02): (BT)


    ANTHRAX, HUMAN, BOVINE - ROMANIA (02): (BOTOSANI)
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    A ProMED-mail post
    <http://www.promedmail.org>
    ProMED-mail is a program of the
    International Society for Infectious Diseases
    <http://www.isid.org>

    Date: 16 Sep 2009
    Source: Romanian Times [edited]
    <http://www.romaniantimes.at/news/General_News/2009-09-16/2909/Second_anthrax_case_in_Romania>


    A 2nd person has anthrax in Nichiteni in Botosani county in
    northeastern Romania. A 51-year-old man is in isolation in Botosani
    hospital after displaying symptoms of the disease.

    A 20-year-old man was hospitalised at the end of last week with
    symptoms after he helped slaughter an infected cow. Local authorities
    have extended preventive measures to stop the spread of the disease
    outside of the initial group of those exposed to it.

    The infected animal's owner called in veterinarians after the animal
    got sick and died.

    --
    Communicated by:
    ProMED-mail Rapporteurs Brent Barrett & Susan Baekeland

    [We have gone from 8 under observation to 2 that have developed
    clinical symptoms. As these people were previously defined as having
    been in contact with the dead animal at a slaughter house, one may
    presume that these are both cutaneous cases.

    Maps of Romania are available at
    <http://www.un.org/Depts/Cartographic/map/profile/romania.pdf>,
    <http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/europe/romania_rel96.jpg>, and
    <http://healthmap.org/r/00O3>. Botosani can be located on the map at
    <http://www.fallingrain.com/world/RO/7/Botosani.html>. - Mod.MHJ]

    [see also:
    Anthrax, human, bovine - Romania: (BT) 20090911.3206
    2007
    ----
    Anthrax, bovine - Romania (Suceava): OIE 20071228.4165
    2006
    ----
    Anthrax, human, bovine - Romania (South East) 20061002.2824
    2005
    ----
    Anthrax, livestock - Romania 20050807.2301
    Anthrax, human, fatal - Romania (Neamt) 20050517.1351
    2004
    ----
    Anthrax, human & bovine - Romania (Constanta) 20040701.1755
    2000
    ----
    Anthrax, human - Romania (02) 20000731.1271
    Anthrax, human & livestock - Romania (Danube Delta) 20000721.1204
    Anthrax, human - Romania 20000506.0694
    1999
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    Anthrax, cattle - Romania 19990625.1072]
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