bassjobsen, to austria Dutch

Since 01.01.2024, a total of 129 confirmed cases of have been reported by the epidemiological reporting system (EMS) Of these, 23 people had to be hospitalised. Further cases are expected.
https://www.ages.at/en/human/disease/pathogens-from-a-to-z/measles

bassjobsen,

Broward has 9th confirmed case of

7 cases at Manatee Bay Elementary School.

"As for the other two cases, the county is trying to determine if there is a connection to the school. Perhaps a Manatee Bay student played with another child or a family member. "

is a city in County, , United States.

https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/broward-has-9th-confirmed-case-of-measles/

ReedLindwurm, to random

current events in

Markham Park (special event already happened)

City of Plantation: Plantation Preserve Linear Trail and Golf Course (special event 9/9 9-11am)

Quiet Waters Park (special event 9/9 9-11am)

City of Sunrise (whole city) (special event @ Sawgrass Sanctuary 9/9 10am-1pm)

Miramar Pineland (special event 9/13 9am-12n)

Central Broward Regional Park (special event 9/23 9-11am)

(whole county)

Delray Beach: Old School Square Park

ai6yr, to Florida
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pivoinebleue, to Florida

First Leprosy and now Dengue Fever. 😳
you are a mess and your Gov is running around the country pretending that he can get elected as .

Dengue fever in Florida on the rise. As virus cases grow, here's how to spot symptoms

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2023/08/16/dengue-fever-florida-2023/70601570007/

> , spread through mosquito bites, has been found in Florida's -Dade and counties.


After rowdy town hall, Broward school board tilts against clear backpacks (www.wlrn.org)

Hundreds of people turned out for a town hall meeting on school safety hosted by the Broward County school district on Monday. The vast majority of speakers railed against a plan to require students to use clear backpacks — a proposal which now may be scrapped.

Kids with disabilities housed in Broward nursing homes could return to their families (www.wlrn.org)

A civil rights lawsuit filed by the Justice Department against Florida health regulators a decade ago has finally gone to trial. Carol Marbin Miller, the deputy investigations editor at the Miami Herald, spoke to WLRN about the case, and her eye-opening reporting on the living conditions of these children.

Activists push Broward sheriff to improve seldom-used arrest diversion program (www.wlrn.org)

A group of activists and religious leaders say thousands of Broward residents, mostly people of color, are being routinely sent to jail for minor offenses by police officers who rarely use a program to keep people from ending up behind bars.

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