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2024: Vaccination against plague with a Russian drug
In July 2024, voluntary vaccination against plague using a Russian drug began in Mongolia. According to the National Center for the Study of Zoonotic Infections, the drug is provided by Russia. This was announced by the head of the public health department of the emergency working service of the Lhunrave Rolomzhav center.
According to TASS, the reason for the intensification of the campaign was the increase in the threat of plague in the aimak Khubsugul bordering Russia. According to the aimachal center for the study of zoonotic infections, the risk of activation of natural foci of the plague arose near six settlements.
 | Voluntary vaccination against plague in our country annually begins from the third week of July. In 2024, vaccination will last until August 1, 2024. Since 2015, a drug manufactured in Kazakhstan has been used for it. In 2023, the Russian vaccine arrived, which is being used now, "said Lhunrev Rolomzhav. |  |
Plague is endemic to Mongolia and the border regions of neighboring countries. The disease is carried by rodents and fleas living on them, and transmission to humans occurs, among other things, when eating meat from infected animals. For the specific prevention of plague, the plague live dry vaccine is used based on the vaccine strain Y. pestis EV, produced by the Stavropol Research Anti-Plague Institute.
Earlier, Russia was the first in the world to create a subunit vaccine against the plague. This type of vaccine is considered the safest and most easily tolerated because it does not contain live virus particles. Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova announced this at a meeting of the Council for the Implementation of the Federal Scientific and Technical Program for the Development of Genetic Technologies. According to her, the vaccine was developed by the Center for Genetic Research, and it is intended for the mass production of subunit vaccines using genetic technologies.[1]
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