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Mysteries of Malaria in Frankfurt: Authorities Don't Find Vector Mosquitoes

Eight infected people, three dead: After the malaria cases around Frankfurt Airport, no other diseases have occurred in the city area. Search for one or more infected mosquitoes continues. Laboratory results are also to be provided.

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