Unknown virus killed Russians in Vietnam. Local doctors cannot establish a diagnosis, and tourists complain of high fever and severe cough. As Yeru found out, an outbreak of the disease was recorded in Nha Trang, one of the main resorts in Vietnam. Sick Russians complain that after arriving they are dealing with flu-like symptoms. Many children were infected with the virus. The father of one of the girls said that his daughter had a runny nose in the evening, and the next morning she had a high fever and a strong headache. The boy was immediately taken to the hospital, where the doctors told him about the flu virus that was circulating, but did not specify which type it was. Furthermore, they did not make a specific diagnosis, but simply prescribed antiviral drugs. Another tourist, a 39-year-old Muscovite, complained that she has been suffering from a severe cough for three weeks. However, none of the doctors could make an accurate diagnosis, even after a CT scan, for which she paid 12 thousand rubles. The tourists themselves suspect that the virus may be caused by bacteria from the air conditioner. At the same time, most vacationers are worried because they are not given an accurate diagnosis, but are simply prescribed antivirals and antibiotics.

Unknown virus killed Russians in Vietnam. Local doctors cannot establish a diagnosis, and tourists complain of high fever and severe cough. As Yeru found out, an outbreak of the disease was recorded in Nha Trang, one of the main resorts in Vietnam. Sick Russians complain that after arriving they are dealing with flu-like symptoms. Many children were infected with the virus. The father of one of the girls said that his daughter had a runny nose in the evening, and the next morning she had a high fever and a strong headache. The boy was immediately taken to the hospital, where the doctors told him about the flu virus that was circulating, but did not specify which type it was. Furthermore, they did not make a specific diagnosis, but simply prescribed antiviral drugs. Another tourist, a 39-year-old Muscovite, complained that she has been suffering from a severe cough for three weeks. However, none of the doctors could make an accurate diagnosis, even after a CT scan, for which she paid 12 thousand rubles. The tourists themselves suspect that the virus may be caused by bacteria from the air conditioner. At the same time, most vacationers are worried because they are not given an accurate diagnosis, but are simply prescribed antivirals and antibiotics.