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Mystery Respiratory Illness In Argentina Prompts Investigation After 4 People Die Mystery pneumonia of unknown origin kills four and infects ten in Argentina. Argentina investigating outbreak of mysterious pneumonia of unknown origin. 11 people have been infected, 8 being medical staff at local clinic. 4 have died since Monday including a doctor, a nurse, and the original patient carrying the illness. Argentina reports 4th death from outbreak of unidentified illness The fourth death is a 48-year-old man who had been in serious condition for a while, according to the health ministry. He’s believed to be a healthcare worker at the clinic. An additional case of the mystery illness has been reported in Tucuman Argentina.A 64-year old male in serious condition who is hospitalized and on a ventilator. This increases the total number of cases to 11. Unidentified pneumonia, Argentina Ensuring adequate infection control in all health care settings globally must be a priority in pandemic pre...

Mysterious 1,200 years old Mummy found in tomb in Peru with hands covering its face   Archaeologists in Peru found a mummy tied with ropes in fetal position surrounded by various offering materials in the archaeological complex of Cajamarquilla, located east of Lima. The body reportedly belongs to a man and dates back to pre-Inca times.  Archaeologists in Peru have unveiled a mummy discovered late this year, that they believe could be up to 1,200 years old. 1,200 years old Mummy went on display on Tuesday at the San Marcos University in Lima after archaeologists reported finding the remains in an underground tomb in November. The mummified remains, which were bound by ropes and had the hands covering the face, were found inside an underground structure outside Lima along with offerings including ceramics, vegetable remains and stone tools.

Another mysteries disease detected in Gujarat india   At least nine person has died and several others are in hospital in India due to a mystery illness.  The first cases were detected on Wednesday evening in the ancient city of ahmedabad, in the state of Gujarat. Patients are suffering from symptoms ranging from nausea and anxiety to seizures, convulsions and loss of consciousness, doctors said, but they have tested negative for COVID-19.  A 37-year-old man who was in hospital with symptoms similar to epilepsy and nausea died on Sunday evening, India. So far samples from affected areas have not shown any signs of contamination, although the sick are thought to have collected their water from the same a note released by Gujarat health department said initial blood tests did not find any evidence of a viral infection, such as Japanese encephalitis, dengue or chikungunya - diseases which are caused by mosquito bites.