Mongolia reported its sixth case of plague this year, why did plague occur in Mongolia?

Because there are many people who come into contact with rodents, such as marmots, etc. This kind of contact will cause people to be infected with germs, and some of them are caught and eaten, and they are also susceptible to germs if they are not cooked.

The first confirmed patient is said to have been infected with plague because he became unwell after hunting and eating plucking rats without permission, and he learned that he had contracted plague after going to the hospital for treatment.

Because the Mongolian people will eat marmots, plague is a bacterial infectious disease, parasitic on rats, marmots and other rodents flea transmission, plague is characterized by a short course of disease, high mortality, strong contagiousness, etc. So their plague will happen.

Most of Mongolia is grassland, and many herders rely on sheep and cattle, and there are more manure on the grassland, which makes there are many rats on the grassland, and people do not pay attention to personal protection while herding cattle and sheep, it is easy to make the rat reproduction rate too high, resulting in the rats themselves are carrying bacteria, which will spread the bacteria to people, resulting in plague.

Plague is transmitted by rats and marmots, and it is possible that people eat marmots infected with plague to become infected with plague.

It has been caused by the plague virus after eating a marmot. Plague is a bacterial infection that is transmitted by fleas on a toothy animal, so the person contracted the germ when he caught a marmot.

At present, the local epidemic prevention measures are relatively perfect. Although the number of new confirmed cases is small, the local** still maintains the highest level of alert.

The plague is a very serious infectious disease and a virulent infectious disease. Once it spreads among the population, it will cause a large-scale infection, which will lead to people**. I believe that the European people are most familiar with this.

Because medieval Europe was hit by the plague, which directly caused the death of 2 3 percent of the population of Europe from the plague virus.

The plague virus is unlikely to occur in human society at present, but we should not take it lightly. For example, in Mongolia, a confirmed case of plague has been reported within the country. Based on a post-mortem investigation, medical experts found confirmed cases of plague that had been exposed to so-called marmots.

And among all living things in nature, the plague virus is only found in rodent organisms. For example, rats, squirrels and other animals can carry large amounts of the plague virus. <>

After the outbreak of the plague virus in Mongolia, relevant measures were taken as soon as possible. All infected personnel and contact personnel are to be thoroughly disinfected and quarantined for observation. So far, the infected people have been given a very effective ** and are basically out of danger of life.

But we also need to prevent the virus from spreading widely, so we also need to warn local people not to come into contact with local wildlife as much as possible. <>

In addition, I believe that residents of Mongolia should also take care of their personal hygiene. After all, plague can spread under a wide range of conditions, such as airborne transmission, contact transmission and droplet transmission, all of which may lead to the risk of the virus spreading. Therefore, paying attention to your personal hygiene can cut the chain of transmission at the root.

One more confirmed case of plague was reported in the country's Khovdor province. The Khovdor Provincial Research Centre for Zoonotic Diseases sent an emergency response team to conduct medical laboratory tests on the case. Laboratory tests showed that the case was confirmed to be infected with plague.

At present, the Emergency Situations Agency, the Health Department and the Zoonotic Disease Research Center of Khovdó Province have implemented emergency measures such as disinfection and quarantine in the local area.

At present, the local epidemic prevention measures are not bad. After the outbreak was discovered, it was quickly controlled.

The official has paid attention to it, and it is relatively safe to isolate 48 close contacts first, and isolate 48 close contacts.

It is necessary to do a good job in epidemic prevention, do not go to crowded places, wear masks when going out, do not hunt animals without permission, do not eat animals of unknown origin, and if you find any abnormalities in your body, you must report to the relevant local departments as soon as possible.

At the moment of the epidemic, everyone should take protective measures, wear a mask when going out, wash hands frequently, and maintain a safe distance between people. It is necessary to avoid gatherings, not crowding, pay attention to personal hygiene, and everyone should practice good hygiene. If you find someone sick, try not to touch the sick person, and do not touch things in public places when you go to public, and only by paying attention to hygiene will you avoid spreading the disease.

Mongolian people like to hunt, some people like to go hunting secretly, and after catching some prey, they dispose of these prey privately, and these prey may carry some diseases. If you eat these diseased prey, you can infect people with the plague. We usually have to abide by the rules of the country, do not go hunting without permission, do not go to the epidemic area without permission, some places may be the plague transmission area, so do not go to these places easily.

The country has national laws, and the family has family rules, so you should abide by the laws and regulations of the country, do not violate the laws and regulations, and do not do some illegal hunting, so as to avoid being infected with the plague.

Some people like to eat some delicacies from the mountains and seas, and like to eat some animals, and the animals that these people eat may be of unknown origin, and these animals may have viruses. Therefore, animals of unknown origin are not allowed to be eaten, and do not give any animal meat to others, because these animal meat has not been quarantined and cannot be eaten casually.

The plague is controllable, and if there is a suspected illness, it should be reported to the relevant authorities and isolated at home. Do not enter and leave the epidemic area casually, do not contact others casually, be sure to wait for the test results, and if you feel unwell, you must go to the hospital immediately.

If there is indeed a case of plague in Mongolia, then it will definitely have an impact on the local health public relations, then the local people should first strengthen the disinfection and cleaning of the public environment, which must be done in an all-round way to ensure that the virus is contained, at the same time, individuals should also do a good job of hygiene and clean protection, indoor and outdoor must do a good job of virus sanitization.

The spread of plague cases is still relatively fast, and as long as this confirmed case can be controlled in a closed loop, the possibility of full-scale transmission can also be contained.

1. Strengthen the disinfection and cleaning of public environments.

The surrounding public environment of plague cases should be disinfected and cleaned, plague cases are a special case, there is a certain transmissibility, although this kind of cases are said in the country, there are still cases every year, but to a large-scale outbreak, there is no appearance for the time being, that shows that our country is still very good in the management of plague cases, so there is no large-scale outbreak of plague cases. <>

2. Do a good job of hygiene and cleaning protection.

In fact, as long as you can do a good job of hygiene and cleaning protection when you go out, wash your hands in time with things in public areas, and clean them in time, you may be away from plague cases. <>

3. Keep indoor and outdoor virus sanitized.

At present, a case of plague has been confirmed and reported, and if there are multiple cases in the later stage, then the severity will be relatively large, so what everyone should do at present is to sanitize the virus in the indoor and outdoor environments, this sanitize must be thorough and all-round, and every dead corner must be cleaned and disinfected to ensure that the spread of plague cases in a large area is contained. Therefore, sanitizing can be strictly protected. <>

Plague prevention and control measures include rodent and flea eradication, monitoring of plague among rodents, and strengthening epidemic reporting. Vehicles, ships and planes from epidemic areas should be strictly quarantined, and suspicious passengers should be quarantined.

First of all, we must refuse to participate in some gatherings, and we must disinfect and ventilate frequently, and we must always pay attention to our physical condition, so as to avoid visiting the house and isolate at home.

I think that at the moment of the epidemic, everyone should actively cooperate with regular nucleic acid testing, wear masks when going out, wash hands frequently when returning home, and avoid face-to-face contact between people.

Plague is a virulent infectious disease caused by Yersinia pestis, mainly prevalent in rodents, marmots and other rodents, belonging to the natural epidemic disease, the main clinical manifestations are high fever, lymph node swelling and pain, bleeding tendency, special inflammation of the lungs, etc.

The human body mainly uses the infected rat flea as the vector, which is introduced by human ** to cause bubonic plague, and the pneumonic plague is introduced through the respiratory tract, which can develop into sepsis. Plague is highly contagious and has a high case fatality rate, and is an international quarantine infectious disease and a legal Class A infectious disease in China.

There are 12 plague foci in China, distributed in 19 provinces and autonomous regions, and the number of human plague cases has increased year by year in the past 10 years, mainly bubonic plague, which needs to be paid great attention to. After the invasion of Yersinia pestis**, it is first engulfed locally by neutrophils and monocytes macrophages, and rapidly multiplies through lymphatic vessels to local lymph nodes, causing primary lymphadenitis, that is, bubonic plague.

Plague has been caused by serious disease transmission, serious changes in the local climate and environment, destruction of the natural environment, humid and humid local climate, poor public sanitation, and a sharp increase in the number of rats.

For example, the environment is dirty and messy, and fleas are produced after being affected by animals, and then human contact is affected, and sometimes it is transmitted through droplets or saliva.

Environment, climate, germ reproduction, temperature changes, no natural enemies, increased grain quantity

At present, relevant prevention and control experts and medical personnel have carried out home isolation and comprehensive examination of the confirmed case to prevent the spread of the virus on a large scale and the occurrence of infection.

In nature, there are many dangerous viruses. For example, the new coronavirus, HIV and Ebola virus will pose a serious threat to the safety of human life. Moreover, most viruses are able to break through the body's immune system and directly have a great impact on human health.

There are also many viruses that exist in animals, and when the human body has too close contact with animals, they can also be transmitted from animals to humans.

The plague has always been a very serious infectious disease, especially during the Middle Ages in Europe. The plague, known as the Black Death in Europe, once killed two-thirds of Europe's population. Therefore, human research on the Black Death has been very deep.

According to news from Mongolia, a confirmed case of plague has been reported in Mongolia. After post-mortem investigation, it was found that the confirmed case had hunted marmots, which we call marmots. Although the marmot has a cute appearance, it also carries a lot of germs.

Although the plague is well understood, there are also vaccines and antidotes. But in general, plague is also a very dangerous virus. If it is not detected and prevented in time, it is likely to cause a wide spread of the virus.

The person has been forced to isolate at home by relevant medical experts and prevention and control personnel in Mongolia, and has been effectively ** for the first time. <>

Therefore, we should not touch wild animals at will. This is especially true for animals such as monkeys, rats, and marmots that can carry viruses. If you come into contact with the above-mentioned animals, you must thoroughly disinfect the contact area with disinfectant as soon as possible.

Ensure that there is no virus on the surface of the human body, let alone spread to other people. <>

The confirmed cases of plague reported in Mongolia are now in isolation** and the area where they live has been strictly disinfected. It has not been found for the time being, and it has been spread to the outside world.

One suspected case of plague was detected in Cezeg district, Kobdo province. After receiving the report, the National Zoonotic Disease Research Center of Mongolia immediately launched an emergency response, set up a plague prevention and control medical team, and sent it to Tsetseg County to carry out diagnosis** and disinfection and epidemic prevention work.

At present, 11 people who have been in close contact with this case, although they have not yet shown symptoms of infection, they have now been quarantined at home and some preventive measures.

Now Mongolia has activated the emergency response, set up the corresponding prevention and control medical team, and started diagnosis and disinfection.

PlagueIt is a circulating disease that has been recorded in the history of the world and has had many outbreaks many years agoPlagueBefore the liberation of our country, the mortality rate was extremely high due to the plague. In recent days, it has been found that two Russian tourists have died in Mongolia one after another, and the State Emergency Management Agency said that the cause of death of the two people was infectionPlague, quarantined 169 personnel, 11 of whom were quarantined indefinitely. Mongolian health authorities said the Russian man was suspected of contracting plague from hunting marmots.

The three major plagues in history were in the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt in the 6th century, Mesopotamia in the 14th century, and in the late 1919th and early 20th centuries. These three major plagues killed tens of millions of people, and according to statistics, the death toll of the three plagues was no less than 60 million.

After the news of the plague outbreak in Mongolia was issued, many people expressed panic, looking back at history and finding that under the crazy raging epidemic diseases and infectious diseases, human life became very fragile, and human civilization was almost annihilated.

The plague is almost an incurable disease, and when the patient dies, a large amount of blood will come out of the internal organs, and the blood will be black, and the blood is black, which is medically called "black blood". After analysis, it was found that the Mongols originally lived in the Eurasian steppe, where the ecological environment was very suitable for the breeding and spread of plague bacteria, and a creature called giant gerbil would transmit physical diseases to humans through flea bites, and was the main carrier of plague.

How terrible was the plague? As early as 1346, when the army of the Mongol Kipchak Khanate attacked a city on the shore of the Black Sea, the plague began to spread among the Mongol army, and a large number of soldiers died every day. The Mongol army could not hold it anymore and had to retreat, but before retreating, they threw the sick and dead into the city with trebuchets, ready to disgust each other.

This is not just disgusting, it is simply biochemical**. Soon, the plague spread throughout the city, and the entire city was almost wiped out, and the rest fled back to Europe in a urine stream. This escape will bring even greater disaster.

Within a very short time, the Black Death spread throughout Europe, as well as Iran, the Middle East, Egypt, and the Arabian Peninsula.

The Silk Road has now become a road of death, and everywhere the Black Death goes, rich and poor, white and black, people are falling in pieces. In those terrible years, the whole of Europe lost a third of its population, and the exact number is impossible to count, but at least 25 million Europeans died from the Black Death.