Breaking: Kłodzko Health Officials Seek Passengers from Flight FR6144 Over Hepatitis A Concern
Table of Contents
- 1. Breaking: Kłodzko Health Officials Seek Passengers from Flight FR6144 Over Hepatitis A Concern
- 2. Who Should Respond and How
- 3. Key Facts at a Glance
- 4. Okay, here’s a breakdown of the data provided in the text, categorized for clarity. I’ll summarize the key points from each section.
- 5. Health Authorities Hunt Down Passengers After Perilous Virus Detected on Warsaw Flight
- 6. Immediate Response by Polish Health Authorities
- 7. Contact Tracing Protocols for Air Travelers
- 8. Airline Cooperation and Data Sharing
- 9. Legal Framework and Passenger Rights
- 10. Preventive Measures for Future Flights
- 11. Practical Tips for Travelers During an Outbreak
- 12. Real‑World Example: H5N1 Detection on Flight PL‑842
- 13. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Poland’s District Sanitary and epidemiological Station in Kłodzko has issued an urgent call for anyone who flew on Ryanair flight FR6144 from Majorca to Warsaw on 23 October.The request follows a report from Olsztyn indicating a possible hepatitis A infection linked to the flight.
Who Should Respond and How
Residents of the Kłodzko district who were aboard the mentioned flight are asked to contact the local Public Health Department at 74 867‑35‑26 ext. 28. travelers from other regions should reach out to their respective sanitary‑epidemiological stations.
Authorities stress that the outreach is precautionary; no hepatitis A cases have yet been confirmed in Kłodzko.
Key Facts at a Glance
| Detail | Facts |
|---|---|
| Flight Number | FR6144 |
| Route | Majorca (PMI) → Warsaw (WAW) |
| Date of Flight | 23 October 2024 |
| Potential Exposure | Hepatitis A (virus from Picornaviridae family) |
| Incubation Period | 15‑50 days (average 28‑30 days) |
| Poland Cases (Feb 2025) | 116 confirmed |
| Poland Cases (2024) | 319 confirmed |
| Poland Cases (2023) |
