What Was the Black Plague?
7. Who’s At Risk
Thankfully today the bubonic plague is rare, and you are unlikely to encounter it even in developing countries. However, you are more likely to encounter it in some countries than others. These places include Africa, Asia, and South America. It is wise to take precautions when travelling in these parts of the world.
Other people at risk include people those who take part in activities like camping or hunting that might bring them in the vicinity of infected animals. Also are risk are people who work with animals, such as zoo keepers and veterinarians. If you are in a high risk category then you should be extra vigilant about the potential symptoms of bubonic plague.
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