Chinese embassy says pneumonia in Kazakhstan killed 1,772 people in first half of the year. FMTNews Kazakhstan pneumonia China
SHANGHAI: Kazakhstan dismissed as incorrect on Friday a warning by China’s embassy for its citizens to guard against an outbreak of pneumonia in the central Asian nation, that the embassy described as being more lethal than the coronavirus.
The ministry said its tallies of bacterial, fungal and viral pneumonia infections, which also included cases of unclear causes, were in line with World Health Organisation guidelines. On Tuesday, state news agency Kazinform said the number of pneumonia cases “increased 2.2 times in June as compared to the same period of 2019”.
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