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TV/Sky News Australia/Plague fears grip Russia after lab worker dies as more than 60 quarantined

Plague fears grip Russia after lab worker dies as more than 60 quarantined

Sky News Australia3 hours ago0:43

The US is closely monitoring the case of a lab worker who died of a possible plague in Russia. More than 60 people have been placed under quarantine after the sudden death of Darya Shipilova. The 28-year-old reportedly fell ill shortly after breaking a test tube at a plague research institute in Siberia. Russian authorities claim she died of pneumonia. The US president says his country will help.

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