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Vibrio vulnificus detected in Ulsan seawater for the first time this year; residents urged to avoid raw seafood and seawater contact
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- The Ulsan Institute of Health and Environment said it confirmed the first Vibrio vulnificus of the year in seawater at Jinha Beach on the 21st.
- The institute has monitored coastal seawater from April to November every year, and detected three cases last year as well.
- Infection can occur from eating raw shellfish or when broken skin comes into contact with seawater, and people with chronic liver disease should be especially careful.
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