Russian Official Says Quarantine Complete After Siberian Plague Lab Death
U.S. and U.N. officials have pushed for more information from Russia following a laboratory worker's death in Siberia.
A Russian official has stated that a quarantine and other preventive measures at a plague research lab in Siberia have been completed without detecting dangerous pathogens. This follows the death of a worker from community-acquired pneumonia at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute. The official also noted that the deceased employee had been vaccinated and possessed immunity to the pathogens she worked with.
- A Russian official stated that preventive measures at a Siberian plague research lab are complete.
- No dangerous pathogens were detected following the death of a worker.
- The worker died from community-acquired pneumonia at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute.
- The employee was vaccinated and had immunity to the pathogens she worked with.
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