Bacteria can also cause a throat infection. This is sometimes called a âstrepâ throat, after the name of the bacteria that cause it â Streptococcus pyogenes. Bacterial infections or âstrepâ throat is rare in children younger than 3 years old.About 1 in 3 children aged 3â14 years will have a sore throat caused by S. pyogenes, compared with about 1 in 10 adults.his causes redness and swelling (inflammation), and can be painful, especially when you swallow. Most throat infections are caused by viruses, including the same viruses that cause: 1  colds (rhinovirus, coronavirus). 2  flu (influenza A and B viruses). 3  laryngitis and croup (parainfluenza virus).
Typically, personal injury claims are the result of the negligence of another person. Claimant: The person making the claim under an insurance policy. There are nine main participants in a personal injury claim. Tortfeasor: The person causing the injuries.
âAnyone whose claim is not honoured by their carrier is also likely to find it difficult to claim on their travel insurance.â âHe tries to claim on the insurance but is told he is entitled to nothing, the insurance company declare it an âact of Godâ.â âHenry is told to claim on his travel insurance, which has a Â£50 excess charge.â