Airport malaria cases in Germany remain rare despite Frankfurt outbreak
German health experts say malaria transmission risk at Frankfurt Airport is low as autumn arrives, though a summer outbreak sparked concern.

An outbreak of malaria at Frankfurt Airport this summer raised alarm in Germany, with experts attributing the cases to parasites likely transported in a passenger's luggage, according to Deutsche Welle.
As fall weather sets in, health officials assess that the risk of contracting the disease at the airport remains low, though the incident has renewed focus on so-called "airport malaria"—cases occurring near international travel hubs far from endemic regions.
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- Airport malaria in Germany remains infrequent — Deutsche Welle — English
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