Frenzied bats kill 38 people

Doctors said that the bats mad, kind of Vampire, may be behind the deaths of at least 38 people from the Indians "Noire" in remote villages in Venezuela, after being bitten by the
But doctors said that laboratory analysis will prove definitely causes behind these deaths, but the symptoms point to a satisfactory prices, according to researchers from the University of California and other doctors. He said researcher Charles and Clara Briggiz Tin, "The symptoms include fever and declining public body, and prick in the feet, paralysis and fear of water, and the injured victims of convulsions and rigidity to die before their bodies."
Agrees Dr. Charles Rbereshet head of counter prices in the Centre for Disease Control diagnosed with American researchers, he says, "All signs point to prices, we have to start to prevent exposure of people bitten by bats and vaccinate those who are in danger."
For their part, medical officials began investigations in Venezuela on the proliferation of bats, and plan to distribute nets to prevent people being bitten to, according to the Associated Press Agency.
The disease has spread prices in remote villages after a frenzied bats kind of vampire blood to attack the population and some of them, and this type of bat is widespread in South America, causing many problems in Brazil and Peru. Since June in 2007, 38 people died from the Indians Markov at least 16 of them in the past two months, according to a report prepared by the Berkeley Center for Research and Venezuelan national centres.
In the village Mokubuyna eight children died out of 80 people live in the village, and victims usually die within two days to a week of symptom onset

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