Central Vietnam reports four deaths from Whitmore's disease


HANOI (Xinhua): As many as 24 cases of Whitmore's disease including four deaths from the disease have been recorded in central Vietnam's Quang Tri province, local media reported on Tuesday.

The four deaths were 47 to 75 years old, local daily newspaper Tien Phong (Pioneer) cited Quang Tri General Hospital as reporting.

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