What local problems plague your community or city?
Whether these outbreaks were caused by reimportation of the disease from other countries or by reactivation of organisms in a local quiescent plague focus could not be formally established.
These results are consistent with reactivation of organisms in a local or regional plague focus and argue against importation of infected materials or animals from a distant plague-infected region.
Criminal justice advocates say the situation in Gregg County is not unique; it is representative of systemic problems that plague local jails statewide.
Michael Klemens, chairman of the City of Rye's Planning Commission who lives just off Playland Parkway, said that such backups plague local residents because some park-bound drivers pull over and start their partying roadside, often drinking and urinating and "making out" in his yard.
Kyrgyzstan's emergency ministry said a young woman and two children from a different village who came into contact with Isakunov were hospitalised on Tuesday with the high fever and swelling around the neck and armpits characteristic of bubonic plague, local news outlets reported.
Furthermore, if dispersal is reduced in urbanized landscapes, then these colonies may not be recolonized after local extirpation from plague epizootics.
A local outbreak of plague had occurred in Himachal Pradesh (2002) and Uttaranchal (2004).
Accountability therefore becomes about efforts among users and health workers and between them to collectively solve problems that plague local health services.
