She was examined by a doctor as a precautionary measure and a swab was taken from her throat for the purpose of the diagnosis.
The child was not in contact with anyone outside her household.
The news comes after the RKI became aware of the first infections among teenagers aged 15 and 17 last week.
Almost all of the cases are male, with only seven cases in females.
“According to current knowledge, close contact is required for transmission of the pathogen,” the RKI said.
Transmission occurs primarily in the context.
Source: IANS
