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BynovaThailand’s general election is scheduled for July 3, 2011. Demonstrations are likely leading up to the election and some may turn violent. Travelers should avoid large crowds and demonstrations.
First cases of dog rabies reported in Malaysia
BynovaSince July 2015, press sources in Malaysia have reported more than 25 cases of rabies from dogs in the states of Perlis, Kedah and Pulau Pinang. Malaysia has not reported cases of dog rabies since 1999. Malaysia is a developing nation located in South East Asia. Certain Travellers are recommended for the…
Coronavirus
BynovaFor travelers who want to learn more about the Coronavirus here is a very helpful link. https://www.healthlinkbc.ca/health-feature/coronavirus
Cholera: Cuba, Dominican Republic and Haiti
BynovaCholera is in intestinal infection caused by a bacteria. The most common mode of transmission is through eating and/or drinking contaminated food and water. Symptoms are acute and include water diarrhea and rapid dehydration which can be fatal. The Dominican Republic and Haiti have reported thousands of cholera cases and related deaths since the cholera epidemic…
Update Cholera outbreak: Haiti
BynovaAs of March 31,2013, according to the Ministry of Health in Haiti there has been 652,730 cases of cholera and 8,063 cholera related deaths since the beginning of the outbreak, in October 2010. The outbreak has been reported in all 10 departments of Haiti; the country’s capital has had 176,100 cases reported. It is important to…
Stay Safe and Healthy on a Business Trip
BynovaIn 2009, an estimated 6.4 million US residents traveled overseas for business. With the increasingly global economy, this number is expected to increase. Because of the nature of the trip, business travelers may face different health risks than do leisure travelers. Find out about some of the risks of business travel and what you can…
