First hantavirus outbreak claims many victims during Korean War IsGeschiedenis
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Following an outbreak of hantavirus in Yosemite National ù Park in the United States may have been infected 10,000 campers, including 54 Dutch. This virus is transmitted via feces and urine of the deer mouse. The first outbreak of hantavirus was during the Korean War, which raged from 1950 to 1953 between North Korea and South Korea.
After World War II, tensions arose between the north and south of Korea by a division into an American and a Soviet part. The 38th parallel as the border between the two Koreas. By an attack by communist North Korea in the democratic South Korea on June 25, 1950 escalated tensions between the two parts of the Asian country. The United Nations ù decided to assist South Korea in July 1950 and managed nearly 350,000 soldiers from the UN to call the North Korean invasion to a halt and reduce far beyond the 38th parallel. The advance of the UN soldiers was finally stopped by a Chinese intervention and the front stabilized around the original boundary between the north and south.
The conflict eventually claimed over a million casualties, including many Korean citizens on both sides. Among these were more than three thousand soldiers of the United Nations who were infected with hantavirus. She suffered from kidney failure, internal ù bleeding and were in shock. Of the three thousand soldiers infected deceased ultimately about three hundred.
Despite extensive research on the virus, scientists have only in 1978 discovered that the virus came from the Korean field mouse. After this, the virus was isolated and there are major steps followed in the treatment of the virus.
Of the contamination in Yosemite Park is not yet clear how serious the consequences are. The contamination could occur because tents were rented were in the park outbreaks. So far, two Americans are deceased to the virus.
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Following an outbreak of hantavirus in Yosemite National ù Park in the United States may have been infected 10,000 campers, including 54 Dutch. This virus is transmitted via feces and urine of the deer mouse. The first outbreak of hantavirus was during the Korean War, which raged from 1950 to 1953 between North Korea and South Korea.
After World War II, tensions arose between the north and south of Korea by a division into an American and a Soviet part. The 38th parallel as the border between the two Koreas. By an attack by communist North Korea in the democratic South Korea on June 25, 1950 escalated tensions between the two parts of the Asian country. The United Nations ù decided to assist South Korea in July 1950 and managed nearly 350,000 soldiers from the UN to call the North Korean invasion to a halt and reduce far beyond the 38th parallel. The advance of the UN soldiers was finally stopped by a Chinese intervention and the front stabilized around the original boundary between the north and south.
The conflict eventually claimed over a million casualties, including many Korean citizens on both sides. Among these were more than three thousand soldiers of the United Nations who were infected with hantavirus. She suffered from kidney failure, internal ù bleeding and were in shock. Of the three thousand soldiers infected deceased ultimately about three hundred.
Despite extensive research on the virus, scientists have only in 1978 discovered that the virus came from the Korean field mouse. After this, the virus was isolated and there are major steps followed in the treatment of the virus.
Of the contamination in Yosemite Park is not yet clear how serious the consequences are. The contamination could occur because tents were rented were in the park outbreaks. So far, two Americans are deceased to the virus.
Tags: North Korea USA South Korea 1946-2000 | Reconstruction ù and Cold War Korean War UN Sickness and health
Reading tips - Messaging Korean War: alliance between North Korea and China, Kim Il-Sung: founder of communist North Korea History of the UN Security Council September 14 anniversary: Ivan Pavlov 34. Dwight D. Eisenhower ù (1953-1961) History of the North and South Korean flags Participation Cold War Veterans at the parade May 5 The emergence of North and South Korea Kim Jong-Un ù Kim Jong-il deceased North Korea threatens war Photo Kim Jong-un shelled
Reading tips - Archives File in Korea 'Our ù Father' in North Korea. Religious elements in the North Korean state ideology of China's 'great leap forward' War and history Vaccination campaigns in the 19th century front line of the Cold War in Asia
1 year only 27.50 and 2 gifts! Take advantage now! Lost touch! John Goropi
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