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Turkey: Suspected anthrax cases in Istanbul

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://ahvalnews.com/turkey/least-30-taken-hospitals-over-suspicions-anthrax-istanbul

At least 30 taken to hospitals over suspicions of anthrax in İstanbul
Sep 02 2018

Dozens were taken to hospital over suspicions of anthrax in İstanbul, after anthrax was detected in Turkey?s capital of Ankara and eastern province Sivas among cattle imported from Brazil, Cumhuriyet newspaper reported on Saturday.

Minister of Agriculture and Livestock Bekir Pakdemirli said that 22 people were taken to hospitals in İstanbul over suspicions of anthrax, adding that some of the patients have already been discharged, while 4 are still in hospital.

A farm in Silivri which sold the infected cattle for the feast of sacrifice has been quarantined and 3,500 cattle in the area have had emergency vaccinations to control an outbreak, Pakdemirli said...
 
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