The Aporia · Pneumonic plague outbreak hits Siberia as lab worker, 28, dies after breaking test tube and 200 people she was in contact with are put in quarantine

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A female lab technician has died in Siberia of pneumonic plague after breaking a test tube, as at least 200 people are put under quarantine. asserted

people → die → quarantine

Darya Shipilova, 28, was working at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute, which is where she is believed to have contracted the illness from a broken test tube, local news outlet 'People of Baikal' reports. asserted

outlet → work → Baikal

Shipilova was admitted to hospital on September 29 and died two days later after having been placed on a ventilator, it is understood. asserted

it → admit → ventilator

It is understood that as many as 200 people with whom she may have had contact were under quarantine, the outlet added, without elaborating. uncertain

outlet → understand → quarantine

There was no immediate statement from Russia's health ministry, but Alexei Tsydenov, governor of Russia's Buryatia region, had reported in a social media post earlier that a woman in the neighbouring Irkutsk region had 'died of plague'. asserted

woman → be → plague

Russia's Chief State Sanitary Doctor Anna Popova rushed to Siberia to take personal charge of the outbreak, according to reports, while a mask decree has been implemented in Irkutsk. uncertain

decree → rush → Irkutsk

Irkutsk Governor Igor Kobzev said: 'We held an extraordinary meeting of the regional sanitary and anti-epidemic commission with the participation of Russia's Chief State Sanitary Doctor Anna Popova. asserted

We → say → Popova

The reason was information that had emerged about a suspected case of a particularly dangerous infectious disease in a resident of the region. asserted

that → emerge → region

Lab worker Darya Shipilova, 28, died in Siberia of pneumonic plague after breaking a test tube Health officials have been pictured in the Irkutsk wearing hazmat suits Kobzev earlier refused to name the suspected disease. asserted

Kobzev → die → disease

'All identified contacts have been placed under medical observation,' he said. asserted

he → identify → observation

'As of today, none of the contacts has any signs of illness, and their laboratory test results are negative.' asserted

results → have → illness

Maxim Modin, mayor of nearby Shelekhov, told residents 'not to spread rumours or unreliable information - use only official sources.' He claimed: 'It is too early to draw final conclusions-we will wait for the specialists' findings.' asserted

we → tell → findings

Pneumonic plague is highly infectious and can be fatal if not treated early, according to the World Health Organisation. uncertain

plague → treat → Organisation

Pneumonic plague outbreak hits Siberia as lab worker, 28, dies after breaking test tube and 200 people she was in contact with are put in quarantine

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