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While this is the 7th case reported by Jordan, it is the 6th case with origin inside Jordan. One case was exported from Saudi Arabia:
Jordan
1) #1 - Woman, 45, disease event date April 2012, hospital health care worker Death
2) #2 - Man, 25, brother of case #1, disease event date April 2012Death
3) #51 - Man, 45, travel history to Jordan, hospitalized in Italy in good condition
4) #184 - Man, 48, onset date December 31, hospitalized January 9, died January 23 Death
5) #239 - Man, 52, onset March 25, treated in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, hospitalized 2 April in stable condition. Jordan
6) #457 - Patient, who is a healthcare worker, had come in contact of case #333, a Saudi patient who had tested positive for coronavirus last week. - Jordan
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#333 - Man, 25, was hospitalized in Al Jawf Province, Saudi Arabia from April 10 to 15 after suffering from pneumonia, now hospitalized in Jordan - Saudi Arabia
Two new infections from MERS coronavirus have been detected in Jordan, the health ministry said on Thursday, one a Saudi man and the other a Jordanian medic who was treating him.
AMMAN: Two new infections from MERS coronavirus have been detected in Jordan, the health ministry said on Thursday, one a Saudi man and the other a Jordanian medic who was treating him.
State news agency Petra which carried the report said this brought to seven the total number of people who were diagnosed in Jordan with the disease known as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome since 2012.
Health ministry official Mohammad Abdallat told Petra that the Saudi man aged 25 was being treated in a private Amman hospital.
"The Jordanian medic, 28 got infected while he was treating the Saudi patient. He is in a stable condition," Abdallat, who heads the ministry's communicable disease unit, said without elaborating.
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