MADRID, 6 Nov (IRIN) - The Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality has reported the detection of the first imported case in Spain with positive laboratory results for human infection similar to the new coronavirus that causes severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), which caused more than one hundred infections in the Middle East.
This is a woman living in Spain, born in Morocco, who had traveled to Saudi Arabia and is admitted to the Hospital Puerta de Hierro Majadahonda (Madrid), where they say that "we have taken all the measures on the case" as well as possible contacts as operating procedures agreed between the Ministry and communities.
The patient, who was admitted on November 1, remains in a favorable and stable, but the samples analyzed in the National Microbiology Center have tested positive to the new coronavirus infection.
Both the Ministry and the Community of Madrid are proceeding to identify all close contacts of the patient, as recommended in the procedures agreed at national and international level.
However, he insists, "an imported case in which all these measures have been established, no risk to public health in Spain"...http://translate.google.com/translat...106175703.html hattip Helen Branswell
This is a woman living in Spain, born in Morocco, who had traveled to Saudi Arabia and is admitted to the Hospital Puerta de Hierro Majadahonda (Madrid), where they say that "we have taken all the measures on the case" as well as possible contacts as operating procedures agreed between the Ministry and communities.
The patient, who was admitted on November 1, remains in a favorable and stable, but the samples analyzed in the National Microbiology Center have tested positive to the new coronavirus infection.
Both the Ministry and the Community of Madrid are proceeding to identify all close contacts of the patient, as recommended in the procedures agreed at national and international level.
However, he insists, "an imported case in which all these measures have been established, no risk to public health in Spain"...http://translate.google.com/translat...106175703.html hattip Helen Branswell
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