Russia’s all-clear hinges on data WHO hasn’t seen yet
A 28-year-old technician at Irkutsk’s anti-plague institute died of severe pneumonia, prompting contact tracing in Russia and precautionary steps including a U.S. health alert and heightened surveillance in Mongolia, amid EU calls for transparency.
After a 28yearold technician at Irkutsk’s antiplague institute died of severe pneumonia on Oct. 2, Russian authorities told the WHO there are no registered plague cases and that contacts are testin...