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Menoufia influenza infection and suspected in two cases, Qena
Saturday, December 12th, 2009 - 20:23
Increased incidence of influenza in the governorates
India started the Moroccan Ayman Hassanein
Dr. Hisham Atta, Deputy Minister of Health for testing injury Menoufia new cases of bird pigs and added that the situation is a student, Mohammed Mahmoud Mohammed Atta, the fourth grade primary school education Balbageor property.
The situation was detained yesterday, Thursday, by viruses Menouf after the onset of bitter z from shortness of breath and pain in the joints and high temperature.
He pointed out that no classroom will be closed because the injury was during the Eid al-Adha holiday.
In Qena Qus General Hospital held on suspicion of two cases in pigs infected with bird
Where he entered each of Souad Saber Abu Zeid, 28, and Fatima Shahat 19 years to the hospital in case of severe fatigue suffer from fever, coughing and symptoms similar to bird pigs.
Cases have been detained in hospital and to withdraw their samples and sent to central laboratories to make sure they got sick or not.
Saturday, December 12th, 2009 - 20:23
Increased incidence of influenza in the governorates
India started the Moroccan Ayman Hassanein
Dr. Hisham Atta, Deputy Minister of Health for testing injury Menoufia new cases of bird pigs and added that the situation is a student, Mohammed Mahmoud Mohammed Atta, the fourth grade primary school education Balbageor property.
The situation was detained yesterday, Thursday, by viruses Menouf after the onset of bitter z from shortness of breath and pain in the joints and high temperature.
He pointed out that no classroom will be closed because the injury was during the Eid al-Adha holiday.
In Qena Qus General Hospital held on suspicion of two cases in pigs infected with bird
Where he entered each of Souad Saber Abu Zeid, 28, and Fatima Shahat 19 years to the hospital in case of severe fatigue suffer from fever, coughing and symptoms similar to bird pigs.
Cases have been detained in hospital and to withdraw their samples and sent to central laboratories to make sure they got sick or not.