I wonder if these Diplomats might have been (unknowingly) micro-chipped in some way for monitoring purposes and a flaw in the chip is malfunctioning?
A US State Department official has confirmed with Sputnik that two individuals from the US Embassy in Cuba are undergoing medical evaluations and may possibly be new cases in a string of mysterious illnesses that have struck diplomats at the diplomatic facility.
09.06.2018 - State Dept: US Diplomats in Cuba Getting Medical Exams Following Sonic Attack
State Dept: US Diplomats in Cuba Getting Medical Exams Following Sonic Attack
"Two individuals from the US Embassy in Havana are undergoing medical evaluation," the official said. "These are potentially new cases, but they are not yet medically-confirmed."
The official explained that out of privacy considerations,
no further details could be provided, but noted that an update will be provided when the medical evaluations are complete.
Twenty-one US diplomats in Cuba were affected last August by sonic attacks with an acoustic device, according to the State Department. Media reports said some of the diplomats suffered permanent hearing loss and possible brain injuries as a result of attacks with a sonic weapon.
More recently, US diplomats in China also complained of symptoms similar to the ones suffered by colleagues in Cuba.
On Tuesday, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the State Department established a task force to respond to the
mysterious acoustic incidents overseas.
23.05.2018 - Alleged sonic Attack on US Diplomat in China Similar to One in Cuba - Pompeo
Alleged Sonic Attack on US Diplomat in China Similar to One in Cuba - Pompeo
On Wednesday, a US diplomat in China reported "abnormal" sensations of sound and pressure, which prompted the US government to start looking into the incident.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that medical teams were en route to Guangzhou to investigate after an alleged sonic attack similar to those reported in Cuba.
"The medical indications are very similar, and entirely consistent with, the medical indications that were taking place to Americans working in Cuba," Pompeo stressed.
Meanwhile, the US State Department stated that the US consulate worker in southern China that had earlier reported symptoms similar to those of mild brain injury and head concussion returned to the US for further examination.
The department's statement comes as Washington has issued a health warning to American citizens in China after the US diplomatic employee in China reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," according to the press service of the US Embassy in China.
The embassy's statement provided no details regarding the location where the incident was registered, however, the contacts of the US Consulate General in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou were attached to it.
The embassy, in particular, recommended to "consult a medical professional" in case of "concerns about any symptoms or medical problems that developed during or after a stay in China."
"While in China, if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source. Instead, move to a location where the sounds are not present," the recommendation said.
In November 2016, US diplomatic staff in Cuba said they began to experience symptoms and were subsequently treated for hearing loss, dizziness, balance problems and insomnia, all of which occurred after their exposure to alleged acoustic attacks.
The US State Department has said that at least 24 individuals working at the US Embassy in Havana experienced health effects caused by these purported attacks.
Responding to these claims, the Cuban Foreign Ministry denied any Cuban involvement in the alleged attacks. During the investigation,
Cuban authorities did not find any "acoustic" or other weapons, which could be potentially damaging to the health of the US diplomatic staff, even among those who resided very close to the building of the US diplomatic mission. 
