Anti-plague Station

An anti-plague station is a sanitary and anti-epidemic institution designed to carry out preventive and anti-epidemic measures in natural plague foci, as well as to implement measures aimed at preventing the introduction and spread of quarantine infections.

The main tasks of anti-plague stations are monitoring the epidemic situation, identifying sources of infection, laboratory diagnosis of pathogens of infectious diseases, development and implementation of measures to prevent and combat dangerous infections.

Employees of anti-plague stations carry out epidemiological surveys of territories, sampling from environmental objects, deratization and disinfection work. They are also involved in the preparation of vaccines and immunobiological preparations for the specific prevention of infections.

Thus, anti-plague stations play an important role in preventing and eliminating outbreaks of particularly dangerous infections, protecting public health and ensuring the sanitary and epidemiological well-being of the country.

Anti-plague stations are sanitary and epidemiological institutions designed to carry out anti-plague (preventive and anti-epidemiological) measures in naturally occurring areas. In order to prevent the introduction and spread of quarantine diseases among the population, anti-plague installations are created and operate on the territory of objects that are carriers of these infections.

The main activity of the anti-plague station is the implementation of preventive anti-epidemiological measures. For this purpose, special units are created, the purpose of which is to control and prevent possible infection and spread of diseases. To ensure the effectiveness of the team’s work and compliance with all necessary rules for combating the plague, a competent team is created