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The World Health Organization reported that the tests carried out on the worker and her contacts were negative for the high-risk pathogens analysed and that there is no evidence of an ongoing transmission. The woman died on 2 October after developing pneumonia and some 200 people were quarantined by Russian authorities.
The World Health Organization reported that the tests carried out on the worker and her contacts were negative for the high-risk pathogens analysed and that there is no evidence of an ongoing transmission. The woman died on 2 October after developing pneumonia and some 200 people were quarantined by Russian authorities.
