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Ceuta reports two diphtheria cases
Health authorities in Ceuta have raised the level of epidemic alert after confirming two cases of diphtheria, one involving a Moroccan child in a care center and the other a 27-year-old woman in a migrant center. Tests have revealed the bacteria responsible for the disease in the affected individuals, but the connection between the two cases has not yet been determined. Additional tests are currently underway in Madrid to confirm the type of bacteria and its potential severity. These cases come amidst the spread of other infectious diseases in the city, with a focus on strengthening prevention measures and early diagnosis, as vaccination and prompt treatment are the most effective ways to prevent diphtheria.
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