Latvia Warns of Rising Tularemia Cases Amid Increased Vector Activity

Latvian health authorities have issued warnings about a rising number of tularemia infections linked to increased activity from ticks, rodents, and mosquitoes. Residents are being advised to take preventive measures during outdoor activities to reduce exposure risks.

31 Aug, 07:15 — 31 Aug, 07:15

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Tularemia risk increases in Latvia

The Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (SPKC) reported on August 31 that the incidence of the infectious disease tularemia, which is transmitted by animals including rodents, ticks, mosquitoes and horseflies, is on the rise in Latvia.

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Latvijā pieaug saslimstība ar tularēmiju – grauzēju, ērču un odu pārnēsātu infekciju

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Latvia Warns of Rising Tularemia Cases Amid Increased Vector Activity

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Latvijā pieaug saslimstība ar tularēmiju – grauzēju, ērču un odu pārnēsātu infekciju

Tularemia risk increases in Latvia

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