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Officials concerned that vaccination avoidance could lead to outbreak of diphtheria in Latvia

Mary Wilson

Well-known member
September 9, 2024
LETA

Last week, four children infected with diphtheria were admitted to the Children’s Clinical University Hospital (BKUS). None of them were vaccinated, BKUS reports.

According to the hospital, thanks to good vaccination coverage Latvia remained a “diphtheria-free zone” until last week. However, there is a local diphtheria outbreak, with several unvaccinated adults and children already hospitalised.​

... The children in question, unfortunately, were brought to both schools and kindergartens despite initial symptoms surfacing. This is why there is a high risk of the infection spreading and infecting more people. ...

https://bnn-news.com/officials-conc...f-diphtheria-in-latvia-260476#google_vignette

 
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