Bubonic plague: Quarantine in Western Mongolia 

In western Mongolia, two districts of Khovd Province introduced quarantine due to an outbreak of bubonic plague, Report says. 
The quarantine started at 10.00 p.m. on Monday 29 June for an undefined period.
The National Centre for Zoonotic Diseases (NCZD) said a 27-year-old resident of Tsetseg Soum in Khovd Province was taken to a hospital on Sunday after having eaten marmot meat. The young woman is under treatment and is in a critical condition. It appears she has been in direct contact with over 60 people and indirectly with more than 400 individuals.
A couple died of bubonic plague in the neighboring western Mongolian province of Bayan-Ulgii in April 2019, after eating raw marmot meat.
Bubonic plague is a bacterial disease that is spread by fleas living on wild rodents such as marmots. According  to the World Health Organization, the disease can kill an adult in less than 24 hours if not treated in time.