A Mongolian couple ate a rodent's entrails raw and later died from contracting the plague The entire town had to be quarantined following the couple's death, in a country where the plague is endemic ...

Plague cases are not uncommon in China, but outbreaks have become increasingly rare. In this 2019 photo, a member of a plague prevention team in Serxu County, China labels deceased rodents which ...

As a result of the mountainous terrain in Mongolia and northern China, there is a high number of rodents potentially carrying the virus. DON'T MISS Plague alert: Is the bubonic plague back in 2020?

Inner Mongolia has banned hunting and eating of the large rodents and asked the public to report any suspected cases, as well as any sick or dead marmots. Authorities in Russia's Altai region ...

In Inner Mongolia, 5.82 million hectares of grazing land have been overwhelmed by the burrowing rodents, said Zhang Zhuoran from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Regional Department of Agriculture ...

CHINA'S bubonic plague fears have skyrocketed today after 17 provinces in neighbouring Mongolia have now reported cases of the deadly virus. ByBill McLoughlin 09:27, Wed, Aug 26, 2020 | UPDATED ...