Russian embassy in the Netherlands reported no reports of an unknown virus

The Russian Embassy in the Netherlands has not received any appeals regarding the unknown virus, which allegedly killed several Russians. This was reported to "Izvestia" on December 23 in the diplomatic mission.

Earlier in Telegram-channels there was information that Russians who left for permanent residence (permanent residence) in the Netherlands, allegedly deliberately infected with a deadly virus in hospitals.

"Neither the embassy nor the Coordination Council of organizations of Russian compatriots in the Netherlands have information about this," the report said.

Earlier, on December 18, Rospotrebnadzor took control of reports about the appearance in the Bundibugyo district in Uganda of an unknown disease, which locals nicknamed "dinga-dinga" (translation: "shaking, as during a dance"). It causes fever and severe shivering that makes it difficult for the sick to move around. About 300 cases of the disease have been reported.