US EditionDetect Yellow Fever in Monkeys in Coroico; Sees Observes Disease Migration
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SEDES La Paz confirmed that, for the first time, monkeys with yellow fever were detected in an area so close to the urban area of Coroico and the city of La Paz. Health authorities ask the population to go immediately to get vaccinated.
🔊 Listen to this news The Departmental Health Service (Sedes) of La Paz has confirmed the discovery of monkeys dead from yellow fever in an ecological reserve located in the municipality of Coroico, in the Northern Yungas region. This discovery is unprecedented in the region and has raised concerns about the possible migration of the virus to areas that had not previously been affected. The information was shared by the Director of Epidemiology…
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