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A case of inflammation has been detected in Switzerland
The patient travelled on a cruise where multiple infections have been detected and is being treated in Zurich under medical supervision.
Photo: EFE
The Swiss Government has confirmed that a person with inflammation has been detected in the country and is hospitalized in Zurich .
The authorities have determined that the man travelled on the cruise where several cases have been detected and has recently returned, so the source of the contamination is outside the country.
The Swiss Government has ensured that there is no risk to the population at the moment and that the situation is under control, while routine health protocols have been applied to prevent further contagion.
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