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Crimean-Congo fever in vicinity of Omsk, Siberia

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=309570&cid=17

Google translation:


August 14, 2009 13:32
Congo-Crimean fever detected in a dangerous vicinity of Omsk

Hearth another serious disease - Crimean-Congo fever - locked in a dangerous vicinity of Omsk. In neighboring Kazakhstan, found 18 cases of infection. Fever is considered extremely dangerous. According to statistics, the infected die every second.

The virus is transmitted through a tick bite and affects primarily liver. The main symptoms of infection - fever and bleeding. The first case of contamination of Crimean-Congo fever was registered in Kazakhstan in late June.

Currently, Kazakh veterinarians conduct disinfection farmstead. The country launched an emergency mode.
 
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