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Peru: Anthrax outbreak in Otuzco province- 13 human cases

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Source: http://www.larepublica.pe/07-03-2012/la-libertad-13-personas-se-habrian-infectado-con-antrax

Liberty: 13 people would be infected with anthrax
Wednesday, March 7, 2012 | 24:16
Health centers have reported cases of the dreaded disease.

The regional councilor of the Andean province of Otuzco, Rafael Mayer Haro, reported to have presented thirteen cases of Anthrax in the region, they who are being treated at the post in the town of Sinsicap.

As mentioned, the cases were from the weekend. However, just yesterday was confirmed the presence of skin infection, those infected currently being treated by health specialists of the place.

Haro Mayer reported that there is no known vaccination campaigns in Sinsicap cattle, so this would have been one of the causes of contagion.
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