Suspicion of Lung Plague in Russia: WHO and USA Demand Information
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The cause of death of a laboratory ant in Siberia is "Lung inflammation of unknown origin". Trump wants to make a phone call with Putin.
After the deadly "inflammation of unknown origin" of an employee at a Pest Research Center in Siberia, the WHO and the US are on alert and demand more information from Russia on the researcher's case.
Cause of death is a "inflammation of unknown origin". The death victim is a 28-year-old scientist who worked at the Institute for the Control of Pest Diseases. US President Trump wants to call Russian President Putin.
The US has reportedly warned Russia that its failure to share details about a death in Siberia suspected to be due to pneumonia of unknown cause could violate its international obligations.
The case and the investigation led by Russian officials have revived memories of the COVID-19 pandemic and allegations that the coronavirus may have escaped from a Chinese laboratory.
After the death of a laboratory ant in Siberia, WHO and the US demand more transparency from Russia. Media reports about possible pulmonary plague suspicions, Moscow contradicts. Trump announces a phone call with Putin. The case is unconfirmed so far.
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