Marburg Virus: warnings at Miami Airport
At Miami airport, passengers were warned about the Marburg virus. Those who landed from Rwanda with symptoms are asked to self-isolate. The disease has a mortality rate of up to 88%.
Warnings about the Marburg virus were displayed on screens at Miami International Airport. Passengers arriving from Rwanda who are unwell are advised to self-isolate and seek medical attention immediately.
The Marburg virus is one of the most famous and deadly filoviruses, along with the Ebola virus. Mortality can reach 88%, there is no treatment or vaccine. Symptoms include fever, bloody vomiting and diarrhea, leading to rapid death of the patient. Literature and cinema: Richard Preston's novel "The Hot Zone", based on real events, begins with the outbreak of the virus. A TV series of the same name was filmed based on the book, where Marburg was replaced by Ebola.
Potential risks: If the virus spreads from Rwanda through passengers to Miami, there is a threat of global infection. The authorities have stepped up precautions to prevent an epidemic. Recommendations for travelers: Avoid contact with patients, take precautions and seek medical help in a timely manner.
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