Big dysentery outbreak in Russian south
Published: 08 September, 2007, 23:42
Milk laboratory test from www.news.1777.ru
Dysentry has hit 332 people – most of them children – in Russia's southern Stavropol region. Low-quality milk products supplied for nursery schools are being blamed for the poisoning.
Twenty-four children are still in hospital.
The Federal Consumer Protection watchdog says the number of people infected may increase but not dramatically.
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