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Two Airport Workers Die Of Malaria In Frankfurt, Germany, After Mosquito Stows Away On Aircraft

Summary by IFLScience
“Airport malaria” is rare and treatment is often delayed because the disease is such an unlikely culprit in malaria-free countries.

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Frankfurt: Two Airport Agents Died of Malaria

Frankfurt: Two airport agents have died of malaria (Police, justice and other facts).

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delo.sidelo.si
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Several Employees Infected with Malaria at This European Airport, Two Die

It is believed that the mosquitoes arrived by plane from an area where malaria is endemic.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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IFLScienceIFLScience
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Two Airport Workers Die Of Malaria In Frankfurt, Germany, After Mosquito Stows Away On Aircraft

“Airport malaria” is rare and treatment is often delayed because the disease is such an unlikely culprit in malaria-free countries.

·Sudbury, United Kingdom
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Augsburger AllgemeineAugsburger Allgemeine

Following Malaria Deaths at Frankfurt Airport: How Well Prepared Is Munich?

Two airport employees died in Frankfurt after contracting malaria. Munich Airport points to established procedures for emergencies.

·Augsburg, Germany
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parismatch.comparismatch.com

Two Airport Employees in Germany Die After Contracting Malaria

A rare case of airport malaria worries the German health authorities. Two employees at Frankfurt airport died after having contracted the disease.

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IFLScience broke the news in Sudbury, United Kingdom on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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