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Two Airport Workers Die of Malaria After Mosquito Found on Plane in Germany; Four Others Sickened

Two workers in Germany have died from malaria after an infected mosquito was reportedly found on a plane, officials said.

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Two Airport Workers Die of Malaria After Mosquito Found on Plane in Germany; Four Others Sickened

Two airport workers in Germany have died from malaria, while four others were sickened after an infected mosquito was reportedly discovered aboard a plane. Health authorities are investigating how the insect entered the aircraft and whether passengers or crew may have been exposed. The cases have prompted renewed attention to vector-borne disease risks linked to international air travel. Officials are conducting medical tests, tracing contacts, and reviewing airport safety procedures while affected workers receive treatment and monitoring in German facilities.

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