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WHO Seeks Details on Second Reported Illness as Russian Plague Fears Grow and Trump Plans Putin Call

The WHO is seeking information about a second reported pneumonia case in Siberia as Russia faces questions and Trump signals talks with Putin.

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WHO Seeks Details on Second Reported Illness as Russian Plague Fears Grow and Trump Plans Putin Call

The World Health Organization has asked Russia for more information after reports that a second employee at a Siberian research institute developed pneumonia of undetermined cause. The inquiry follows the death of a laboratory worker in the Irkutsk region, which has fueled speculation about pneumonic plague. Russian officials say no plague case has been registered locally and report that tests of contacts found no dangerous pathogens. U.S. President Donald Trump said he planned to discuss the situation with Vladimir Putin, though the Kremlin said no call had been scheduled.

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