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Information about the “unknown virus” in Vietnam denied

Experts stressed that tourists often get sick on vacation. In particular, cases of SARS are recorded.

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Information about the “unknown virus” in Vietnam denied

In the network appeared information that Russian tourists in Vietnam detected “unknown virus”. Meanwhile, tour operators have not received complaints from Russian citizens.

This was reported by our colleagues from TASS with reference to the press service of the Association of Tour Operators of Russia. Meanwhile, experts stressed that tourists often get sick on vacation. In particular, cases of SARS are recorded.

There were no cases when doctors could not make a diagnosis. Every year, tourists record high fever and cough. It can be bronchitis, pneumonia and other diseases.

Earlier, academician Zverev explained where Russians can get Zika fever.

Russian tourists in Vietnam suffer from an unknown disease

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