The U.S. State Department expanded a health alert Friday for American staffers in China, about two days after it evacuated diplomats and relatives over a mysterious acoustic illness.
The health alert was issued May 23 in Guangzhou after a staffer at the U.S. consulate there was diagnosed with a mild brain injury. The staffer had reported hearing and feeling "abnormal" sounds and pressure.
Wednesday, the department began evacuating staffers from the Guangzhou consulate. Friday, it widened the alert to cover U.S. diplomatic staff in all of China.
The nationwide alert advises U.S. personnel to contact a doctor if they experience unusual or unexplained physical symptoms.
(UPI)
8/6/18
The health alert was issued May 23 in Guangzhou after a staffer at the U.S. consulate there was diagnosed with a mild brain injury. The staffer had reported hearing and feeling "abnormal" sounds and pressure.
Wednesday, the department began evacuating staffers from the Guangzhou consulate. Friday, it widened the alert to cover U.S. diplomatic staff in all of China.
The nationwide alert advises U.S. personnel to contact a doctor if they experience unusual or unexplained physical symptoms.
(UPI)
8/6/18
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