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Children potentially exposed to fatal bat-borne virus lyssavirus

Officials warn of possible exposure to bat-borne virus

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GDELT Summary: (bat OR bats) AND SourceLanguage:English

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Children potentially exposed to fatal bat-borne virus lyssavirus

Children potentially exposed to fatal bat-borne virus

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Children potentially exposed to fatal bat-borne virus

Children potentially exposed to fatal bat-borne virus lyssavirus