
Several Russian families fell ill with the Coxsackie virus while vacationing at the Amiana resort Cam Ranh in Vietnam
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Russian tourists encountered the Coxsackie virus at Vietnamese resorts while on vacation.
Several families from Russia contracted a dangerous virus while vacationing at the Amiana resort Cam Ranh hotel in the Vietnamese resort of Cam Ranh. This was reported by the Mash Telegram channel.
Tourists from Tula told the publication that on the third day of their vacation, their eight-month-old baby’s temperature rose to 40 degrees, and a rash and painful ulcers appeared in the mouth. Doctors at a local hospital confirmed the Coxsackie virus. Soon the mother of the child also developed symptoms.
It turned out that this is not the first family of compatriots to fall ill at an Asian resort. Other Russians complained that the hotel administration did not provide them with help or medicine, but only offered to change their room. However, tourists were not warned about other cases of the disease.
According to the Telegram channel, at the beginning of September the Coxsackie virus was already spreading in Vietnamese resorts. Then a Russian schoolboy picked him up in the hotel pool. The family contacted a local doctor, but he mistook the infection for ARVI.

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