Thai district in Mukdahan declared Anthrax surveillance zone after one death confirmed


BANGKOK: Don Tan District in Mukdahan Province, northeastern Thailand, has been declared a surveillance zone for anthrax following the death of a local resident suspected to have contracted the deadly disease.

In a disease control order issued on Wednesday, Chakrit Chumchan, chief of Don Tan District, stated that the case occurred on April 27, when a resident in Lao Mee Subdistrict reportedly handled and consumed undercooked beef.

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