Did Russia play by the rules in reporting lab worker's death?

Russia's handling of the death of a lab worker, who reportedly died of pneumonia and plague, is under scrutiny for compliance with a global biosafety treaty. The treaty mandates reporting any death potentially linked to infectious outbreaks, raising questions about whether Russia followed these protocols. This situation highlights broader concerns about transparency and accountability in handling biohazard incidents, especially given Russia's previous controversies in this area. The implications extend beyond the immediate incident, potentially affecting international trust and the effectiveness of global health regulations.