👉 The embassy-infection refers to the presence of infectious diseases within an embassy's premises, typically due to the movement of diplomats, staff, and visitors between countries. This can pose significant public health risks, especially if proper infection control measures are not in place. Embassies often implement protocols such as screening travelers for symptoms, providing vaccinations, and maintaining hygiene practices to prevent the spread of infectious diseases like influenza, tuberculosis, and more recently, COVID-19. These measures are crucial to protect both the embassy's personnel and the local population, ensuring that the embassy remains a safe environment for its residents and visitors.
