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German Airport Worker Dies of Malaria in Rare Outbreak
An airport worker in Germany has died of malaria following a rare outbreak at the country's busiest airport, which officials believe may have been caused by a mosquito arriving on a plane, while five other workers are currently receiving treatment.
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A worker at Germany's busiest airport has died from malaria in what has been described as a rare outbreak. Authorities believe the infection may have originated from a mosquito that arrived on an airplane. In addition to the fatality, five other airport workers are currently undergoing medical treatment following the incident.
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