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Two dead from leptospirosis outbreak in New Caledonia
Posted at 22:32 on 28 January, 2011 UTC
Two people have died in New Caledonia over the past few days as a result of a post-cyclone outbreak of leptospirosis, a disease transmitted by animal urine.
Oceania Flash reports that the two victims are a seventeen-year-old male and a fifty-seven-year old woman, who could not be saved after they belatedly sought medical attention.
Re: New Zealand: Two dead from leptospirosis outbreak in New Caledonia
Re: New Zealand: Two dead from leptospirosis outbreak in New Caledonia
Oceania Flash reports that the two victims are a seventeen-year-old male and a fifty-seven-year old woman, who could not be saved after they belatedly sought medical attention. http://www.rnzi.com/pages/news.php?op=read&id=5847
Re: New Zealand: Two dead from leptospirosis outbreak in New Caledonia
Re: New Zealand: Two dead from leptospirosis outbreak in New Caledonia
Third person dies of leptospirosis in New Caledonia
Posted at 04:56 on 01 February, 2011 UTC
A third person has died in New Caledonia as a result of a post-cyclone outbreak of leptospirosis, a disease transmitted by animal urine.
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Patrick Decloitre says about 30 people have been admitted to hospital with symptoms of leptospirosis since the beginning of January, mostly in the wake of Cyclone Vania.
