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U.S. monitors potential pneumonic plague case in Russia
By NAGO News
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PBS NewsHour — World reports that a laboratory worker studying pneumonic plague fell ill and died in Russia, prompting the country to impose quarantines at several medical facilities in Siberia. Russian authorities say there is no cause for alarm.
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