Significados de mass outbreak en inglés

Authorities now warning that a mass outbreak across the country is looming.

Cue mass outbreak of the chuckles amongst the conference-goers and Twitter feed readers.

A displaced Iraqi woman gathers her laundry after a mass outbreak of food poisoning.

But it led to a mass outbreak of head-scratching, before it all turned ugly.

It's the second mass outbreak of alcohol poisoning within two weeks, and 12 people have been arrested over the illegal substance.

And, Mr Gibson said, no mass outbreak or cluster has been linked to any Black Lives Matter protest in Australia yet.

A localised data system unfit to deal with a mass outbreak was - with difficulty - evolving into a single electronic approach.

Information had been slow to get together because the system pre-Covid was localised and not built to cope with a mass outbreak, Bloomfield said.

The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt docked in Guam in March, unloading sailors in the midst of a mass outbreak of Covid-19 on board.

If it had gone online on a public game server-assumingit didn't eat him during beta testing-wecould have been facing a mass outbreak.

Spain -305 953 cases: One of the first regions to experience a mass outbreak, Spain was ravaged by COVID-19

They also told Reuters about unsanitary conditions that led to mass outbreaks of diarrhea among child detainees.

Many are under government-ordered quarantines due to mass outbreaks, with workers left inside battling a constant fear of catching the virus.

Though the coronavirus has also torn through nursing homes and meatpacking plants jails and prisons have proven especially vulnerable to mass outbreaks.

But history provides many examples of far more serious mass outbreaks of bizarre behaviour, apparently precipitated by a mixture of distress and pious fears.