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Four die of haemorrhagic fever ( Crimean-Congo HF) in southern Russia: report

Shiloh

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Source: http://www.france24.com/en/20080625-four-die-haemorrhagic-fever-southern-russia-report

Four die of haemorrhagic fever in southern Russia: report

Four people have died in an outbreak of haemorrhagic fever and 39 others have come down with the illness in the Stavropol region of southern Russia, local authorities reported Wednesday.

The fatalities were two men and two women, regional health official Irina Kovalchuk told Interfax news agency.

Three of the victims caught the viral infection, which has flu-like symptoms, while working with cattle and the fourth from a tick in the forest.

Around 300 people were struck down with the fever in January 2007 in the Voronezh region 600 kilometres (360 miles) south of Moscow. The outbreak was blamed on the proliferation of rodents after an exceptionally mild winter.
 
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Source: http://www.aif.ru/crime/news/22128

Google translation:

In Stavropol four people died from the bite mite

Published: 25 June 2008 17:54:20

The same gemmoragicheskoy fever have been infected 43 people

In the Stavropol region of the "Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever" Four people died. The cause of the disease has become a mite bite, the same diagnosis put another 43 residents of the province.

"The last died (last week) was a resident of the city of Stavropol, on personal matters left for Grachevsky Beshpagir district to the village, where and was ukushen mites. The result of a fatal outcome has been delayed treatment and care ", - RIA Novosti reported deputy chief of administration for Rospotrebnadzora Stavropol region Irina Kovalchuk.

At the moment fever became infected 19 residents of areas: Andropovskogo, Apanasenkovskogo, Arzgirskogo, Blagodarnenskogo, Budennovskogo, St George, Ipatovskogo, Krasnogvardeyskogo, Kursk, Levokumskogo, Neftekumskogo, Petrovsky, Soviet, Stepnovskogo, Turkmen, Shpakovskogo, Kochubeevskogo, Grachevskogo Nevinnomysska and cities.
 
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Source: http://www.newsru.com/russia/25jun2008/desease.html

Google translation:

At Stavropol of haemorrhagic fever died four people
Time publications: 15:22
last updated: 15:44

At Stavropol of haemorrhagic fever died four people. This is the first time such a large number of deaths from the disease. Total in the region were registered 43 cases against 30 cases recorded last year.

The three deceased were infected with the virus while caring for livestock, the fourth deceased - a resident of Stavropol - was ukushen ticks in the countryside. To date, cases of fever appeared in 17 areas of the province and two cities - Nevinnomysske and Stavropol.

Deputy Head of Management Rospotrebnadzora Stavropol region Irina Kovalchuk stressed that human cases are recorded on haemorrhagic fever Stavropol tenth consecutive year, "but this is the first year, when our region is the number of recorded deaths due to infection", said Interfax.

According to the FSIS, fever cases recorded in many regions YUFO, but the most alarming situation in the Stavropol Territory. The greatest risk of contracting exposed residents of rural settlements.

The Governor of Stavropol going to be allocated from the contingency fund eight million rubles to combat the mites, which are the main cause of illness.

The last serious case of mass contamination of haemorrhagic fever have occurred in the Lipetsk region, where 150 people injured.
 
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Source: http://www.gazeta.kz/art.asp?aid=113343

Google translation:
In Kyzylorda oblast two people hospitalized with suspected Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever and anthrax

08:30] 02.07.08, "Kazakhstan Today"

Astana. July 2. "Kazakhstan Today" - In the area of Kyzylorda two people hospitalized with suspected Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever and anthrax, transmits agency with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Emergencies (MOE) RK.

According to the MOE, from the village Tomenaryk Zhanakorganskogo Kyzylorda region area on June 20 in infectious office district hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of "Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, was hospitalized on 41 - year old man. The diagnosis was confirmed on July 1, clinical, epidemiological and laboratory. The patient receives comprehensive treatment in intensive infectious ward. In foci a wet method of disinfection.

Moreover, as reported in the MOE, from the village Kodamanova Shieliyskogo Kyzylorda region area on June 30 in regional infectious hospital was hospitalized 35 - year old man. July 1, the patient put a preliminary diagnosis of anthrax. " In the source of infection prevention and carried out preventive measures.

As previously reported, from the village Kyrash Zhanakorganskogo Kyzylorda region area on June 8 in a district hospital infectious was hospitalized 59 - year old man with suspected Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (mite bite during the cutting MRS). June 10 concilium of doctors confirmed the diagnosis, the patient was extremely difficult. As of July 1 as a result of preventive measures man recovered and was discharged from hospital. In the source of infection of epidemic held. Hotbed of Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever eliminated, reported the press service MOE.

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Archive Number 20080718.2182
Published Date 18-JUL-2008
Subject PRO/AH/EDR> Crimean-Congo hem. fever - Russia (07): (Stavropol)


CRIMEAN-CONGO HEMORRHAGIC FEVER - RUSSIA (07): (STAVROPOL)
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Date: Tue 15 Jul 2008
Source: Rosbalt Information Agency [in Russian, trans. & summ. Mod.NR, edited]
http://www.rosbalt.ru/2008/07/15/504030.html


61 cases of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) in Stavropol Krai--------------------------------------------------------------------
So far, 9000 people have sought medical treatment for tick bites. The rise
in incidence of tick bites is attributed to favorable weather conditions
and to an increase in outdoor activities by the human population. According
to the Russian Public Health Surveillance Centre so far 5 people have died
from this dangerous infection.

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[During the past 2 weeks a 30 per cent increase in the number of cases has
been observed: 43 cases were registered up to 26 Jun 2008 and 61 by 15 Jul
2008. This number of cases is approaching the total of 64 cases observed
last year (2007). It is likely that last year's total will be exceeded. -
Mod.NR

The HealthMap/ProMED-mail interactive map of Russia is available at
http://healthmap.org/promed?v=61.9,93.6,3, and a detailed map of the
Stavropol Krai (region) is available at
http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/featu...ylesList=Comprehensive&ZoomOnMapClickCheck=on.
- Mod.CP]

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Archive Number 20080723.2232
Published Date 23-JUL-2008
Subject PRO/AH/EDR> Crimean-Congo hem. fever - Russia (08): (Rostov)


CRIMEAN-CONGO HEMORRHAGIC FEVER - RUSSIA (08): (ROSTOV)
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Date: Wed 16 Jul 2008
Source: Komsomolskaya Pravda [in Russian, trans. Mod.NR, edited]
http://kp.ru/daily/24130/350769/


53 cases of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever in Rostov-----------------------------------------------------
[According to data from the Rostov province Territorial Directorate
of the Federal Services for Consumer Protection and Human Welfare]
since March [2008], 53 cases of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever
(CCHF) as a consequence of tick bites have been recorded in the
Rostov Oblast of Russia. The most seriously affected areas are the
Orlov, Martinov, and Zimovnikov districts. More than 4000 people have
sought medical care following a tick bite.

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[Currently an increase in the incidence of CCHF has been recorded in a
number of Russian territories. One fatal case has been reported in
Volgograd. The fatality rate from CCHF varies from 9 percent to 50
percent. Treatment is mostly symptomatic. After a tick bite, some but
not all are hospitalised. Care might include hospitalisation,
observation, immune serum parenterally and hyperimmune gammaglobulin.
The antiviral drug Ribavirin is frequently used, but its effectiveness
has not been proven.

More information is available at
http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvrd/spb/mnpages/dispages/cchf.htm. - Mod.NR

An interactive map of the Rostov Oblast is available at
http://encarta.msn.com/map_701516099/Rostov_Oblast.html. - Mod.CP]


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