The United Nations health agency has warned the South-East Asia states to be vigilant, as South Korea confirms its second case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), with 37 more under observation. MERS kills over one-third of the people it infects and no vaccines exist. Thailand struggled with an outbreak that killed 36 people last year.
The United Nations health agency has warned the South-East Asia states to be vigilant, as Thailand confirms its second case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), with 37 more under observation. MERS kills over one-third of the people it infects and no vaccines exist. South Korea struggled with an outbreak that killed 36 people last year.