ANSP, After Russia's First Case of Plague: How High Is the Risk for Moldova
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Health Minister Alexandru Gasnaș assures that there is currently no risk of a possible escalation of the situation in the Republic of Moldova, in the context of the suspected case of lung plague reported in Russia. According to the official, Health Ministry closely monitors the situation and maintains contact with the World Health Organization (WHO). "We are talking about a region with certain research activities [...] Article Health Minister, a…
The National Agency for Public Health (ANSP) says that the risk of pests occurring in the Republic of Moldova, known as pests, is very low, and the disease is permanently monitored. Preciseness comes after the case registered in the Russian Federation, where about 200 people who have come into contact with the sick woman have been quarantined.
The National Agency for Public Health states that the risk of the occurrence of cases of plague in the Republic of Moldova is very low, after the registration of a case in the Russian Federation. Authorities say that epidemiological surveillance is ensured permanently, and in Moldova there have been no reported cases of human plague in the contemporary period.
The risk of plague cases in Moldova remains very low, and epidemiological surveillance is ongoing. This was reported on October 7 by the National Public Health Agency (ANSP) amid information about a case in Russia and quarantine measures introduced there. The World Health Organization is verifying this case, and the US Embassy in Russia recommends that American citizens in the area [...]
The risk of cases of plague in the Republic of Moldova is very low in the context of the case registered in Russia, according to the National Agency for Public Health (ANSP). Authorities say that epidemiological surveillance is ensured permanently, and in the Republic of Moldova there have been no cases of human pests in the contemporary period.
The National Agency for Public Health (ANSP) assures that the risk of the occurrence of cases of pests, known as pests, in the Republic of Moldova is very low. The accuracy comes after the registration of a case in the Russian Federation, where approximately 200 people who had come into contact with the infected woman were placed in quarantine. According to ANSP,
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