Deadly Viruses Mysteriously Vanished from a Medical Lab in 2021. No One Realized for Years
Hundreds of vials containing deadly, live viruses and dangerous organisms went missing from an Australian laboratory in 2021, but no one noticed their disappearance until 2023, years after it occurred.
Hundreds of Vials of Deadly Viruses Missing After Lab Breach
Over 300 live samples of deadly viruses—including hantavirus, lyssavirus and Hendra virus—went unaccounted for after a freezer broke.
323 deadly virus vials vanish from Australian lab in a massive biosecurity breach
Over 300 live virus samples, including Hendra, Lyssavirus, and Hantavirus, vanished from an Australian lab in a serious biosecurity breach.
Deadly Virus Samples ‘Lost’ at Australian Lab
Hundreds of virus samples, including nearly 100 live samples, have been “lost” by an Australian laboratory, Australia’s ABC News reported. Among the 323 samples that apparently went missing in 2021 after a storage freezer broke down at the state-run Virology Laboratory in Queensland were samples of Hendra virus, lyssavirus and hantavirus.
Hundreds Of Vials Of Potentially Deadly Viruses Have Gone Missing In Australia
Nearly 100 live samples of a deadly virus have gone missing in a "serious" biosecurity breach at a state-run Australian laboratory. 323 virus samples in
Australian lab reports losing 323 deadly virus samples
Public health officials in Australia launched an investigation into 323 missing virus samples from a state-run lab.
Deadly virus samples went missing from lab in ‘major biosecurity breach,’ say authorities
Hundreds of deadly virus samples are missing from a lab in Australia, the Queensland Government announced on Monday. Queensland Health has launched an investigation into the “major historical breach."
Australian Virus Lab Loses Track of Hundreds of Deadly Germs in ‘Major’ Biosecurity Breach
While the exact fate of the misplaced samples is still unknown, they likely pose no danger to the public, government officials have said.
Hundreds Of Deadly Germs Reported Missing In Virus Lab In 'Major Breach'
A major biosecurity breach has occurred at the Public Health Virology Laboratory in Queensland, Australia, where hundreds of virus samples have gone missing. Queensland Health Minister Tim Nicholls announced that 323 vials,
SHOCKING: Major Biosecurity Breach: 100s of Deadly Virus Samples Missing from Australian Lab!
A major biosecurity breach occurred in Australia as over 300 deadly virus samples went missing from a lab. The missing samples, including dangerous viruses like Hendra and Lyssavirus, were lost due to a freezer malfunction.
Over 300 deadly virus samples go missing from Australian lab in ‘major biosecurity breach'
The Queensland government in Australia announced on Monday that hundreds of deadly virus samples have gone missing from a lab. The government has directed the Australian Public Health Department to immediately investigate the breach of biosecurity protocols.
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