The death of 28-year-old staff at the Shelechev laboratory caused panic and information confusion. The media reported a plague, while the authorities claimed that the origin was “a pneumonia with an unestablished etiology”. The quarantine included nearly 200 people, and the aluminum mill introduced masks. Chaos exacerbates the deficiency of consistent messages from sanitation institutions, which undermines citizens' confidence. The key question is, is there anything to be afraid of? No evidence of an outbreak yet, but the situation requires vigilance. Panic is simply a bad advisor, but informational chaos is just as dangerous.
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