China Inner Mongolia has reported three plague cases in the past week, two of which are relatives of the first case.
According to the Xinhua News Agency on Saturday (August 12), the Sinitian Right Banner Health Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Sinita League reported the first plague case on August 7.
It is reported that the patient has been treated in a designated hospital, and the close contact person has timely and controlled the control as required. No abnormal situation occurs, and the related work of epidemic disposal is being carried out in an orderly manner.
The official website of the Senite Right Banner issued a notice on Sunday (August 13), saying that the local plague was reported on August 12, and the husband and daughter of the plague case on August 7th reported on August 7th.They are common residents of the same family.
The report said that the close contacts have been quarantined and controlled in a timely manner as required, and no abnormal conditions have occurred.The report did not indicate what channels the three were infected.
The notification emphasizes that plague can be prevented, governed, and controlled. It is called on the public to understand and respond rationally, scientifically respond, and do not believe in rumors, rumors, and no rumors.
Reminder that the public should wear trousers and long -sleeved tops during the wild activities or operations, not to rest around the caves such as mice, marmot, and wild rabbits.Carry wild animals to avoid being bitten by flea.If symptoms such as fever, cough, lymph nodes, diarrhea, etc., you should go to the hot kidney consultation in time.
According to the data of the China Disease Prevention and Control Center, the plague belongs to Class A infectious disease and is a intense infectious disease caused by the plague bacteria, which is mostly transmitted by rat flea.The plague exists in the wild rodent of the epidemic place and is a typical natural epidemic disease.
According to Xinhua News Agency in July 2022, China's plague cases mainly occur in Inner Mongolia and Ningxia. There are sporadic cases every year in the past four years. A total of 11 cases and four death cases have been reported.
