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Trabajador de aeropuerto alemán muere de malaria en un brote poco común
Un trabajador aeroportuario en Alemania ha muerto de malaria tras un brote poco común en el aeropuerto con más tráfico del país, el cual las autoridades creen que pudo haber sido causado por un mosquito que llegó en un avión, mientras que otros cinco trabajadores reciben tratamiento actualmente.
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Un trabajador del aeropuerto más transitado de Alemania ha muerto a causa de la malaria en lo que ha sido descrito como un brote poco común. Las autoridades creen que la infección pudo haberse originado a partir de un mosquito que llegó en un avión. Además de la víctima mortal, otros cinco trabajadores del aeropuerto se encuentran actualmente bajo tratamiento médico tras el incidente.
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