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South Korea - Government announces 12 new coronavirus MERS cases and the 4th death today - total cases = 138, total deaths = 14 - June 12, 2015

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  • South Korea - Government announces 12 new coronavirus MERS cases and the 4th death today - total cases = 138, total deaths = 14 - June 12, 2015

    Homers 12 people diagnosed party added, total 138 people
    2015-06-13 41
    CHANG Young Jin Homers central management task force
    Homers party confirmed 12 additional patients, a total of 138 people
    □ Department of Health and Human Services ' central Homers management task force " was 6.13 days ( Sat ), Homers test results added to positive confirmation (6.12 days confirmed ) cases with 12persons said .6.12 days of party confirmed four of them 16 times and diagnosed as cases related parties , three of them 5.22 ~ 5.28 were exposed in the hall at the hospital , one of them 5.28 ~ 5.30 days Konyang hospital was to have been exposed in the investigation .6.12 days of party confirmed two of them 14 times and diagnosed as cases related parties , 5.27 ~ 5.28 days was exposed at Samsung Seoul Hospital emergency room .6.12 days of confirmed characters first as an ambulance driver said , 6.5, 6.6 at 76 times Confirmed characters were analyzed and transported by ambulance to be contacted . ○ remaining 5 patients Samsung Centers for Disease Control epidemiological investigations related to a Seoul hospital patients is underway . □ Meanwhile , Task Force is the day Homers diagnosed party of additional deaths 1 patients (14 th deceased ), also announced was .14 second deaths are 118 characters diagnosed times ( over 67 years old , Hypothyroidism / blood pressure ) in the 5.25 to 5.27 days between Good Morning Hospital in Pyeongtaek, 14 in contact with the parties confirmed once was , and 6.9 days from Ajou University Hospital isolation ward in hospital during treatment 6.10 at diagnosis was determined , the condition is worsening 6.13 days (03 hour 30 minute) died .



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  • #2
    Raw data on cases from MoH:

    127
    (Female, 76 years)
    6.12
    .5.28 ~ 5.30 # 16 and Konyang same hospital ward stay (Chungnam Bo hwanyeon)

    128
    (Male, 87 years)
    6.12
    .5.22 ~ 5.28 # 16 and the hall the same hospital ward hospitalization (Seegene)

    129
    (Male, 86 years)
    6.12
    .5.22 ~ 5.28 # 16 and the hall the same hospital ward hospitalization (Seegene)

    130
    (Female, 65)
    6.12
    .5.22 ~ 5.28 # 16 and the hall the same hospital ward patient care (Seegene)

    131
    (Male, 59 years)
    6.12
    .5.27 # 14 and Samsung Seoul Hospital emergency room stays

    132
    (Male, 55 years)
    6.12
    .5.27 ~ 5.28 # 14 of Samsung Seoul Hospital emergency rooms stay (Gangwon Bo hwanyeon)

    133
    (Male, 70 years)
    6.12
    .6.5 6.6 # 76 transport ambulance driver (Seoul Bo hwanyeon)

    134
    (Male, 68 years)
    6.12
    Of. Epidemiological studies conducted

    135
    (Male, 33 years)
    6.12
    Of. Epidemiological studies conducted

    136
    (Male, 67 years)
    6.12
    Of. Epidemiological studies conducted

    137
    (Male, 55 years)
    6.12
    Of. Epidemiological studies conducted

    138
    (Male, 37 years)
    6.12
    Of. Epidemiological studies conducted

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    • #3
      (2nd LD) A dozen new MERS patients reported in S. Korea

      2015/06/13 10:00

      SEOUL, June 13 (Yonhap) -- South Korea reported a dozen more patients infected with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) virus on Saturday, a rebound in the daily number of confirmed cases.

      It raised the total number of MERS patients here to 138.

      More alarming was the first report in the country of a fourth-phase infection despite the government's all-out efforts to curb the spread of the virus.

      The Ministry of Health and Welfare said the 12 new patients included an ambulance driver who last week transported two people diagnosed with the MERS virus in the third-phase endemic.
      ...
      Meanwhile, a 67-year-old woman died, while receiving treatment at a hospital, bringing the number of MERS deaths here to 14, according to the ministry.

      She had already suffered from thyroid gland and high blood pressure problems which were apparently worsened by the MERS virus, it added.


      "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
      -Nelson Mandela

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      • #4
        WHO: South Korea's MERS outbreak large and complex
        ...
        13 Jun 2015 03:23 GMT | Health, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Asia Pacific, MERS

        A World Health Organization (WHO) team of experts has said that South Korea's outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome or MERS is "large and complex" and more cases should be anticipated.

        The WHO has conducted a joint review with South Korean officials and experts of the country's response to the MERS outbreak which has infected 138 people and killed 14 of them since the first case was diagnosed on May 20.
        ...
        The latest fatality was a 68-year-old woman who contracted the virus at a hospital in Pyeongtaek City, 65km south of Seoul, the ministry said.
        ...
        Twelve new infected patients brought to 138 the total number of confirmed cases...

        The new cases included an ambulance driver who fell ill after transporting a 75-year-old infected woman to Samsung Medical Centre in southern Seoul on June 7, where she died three days later.

        Out of 133 people whose contacts have been traced, the largest single group of 60 people have contracted the disease at Samsung Medical Centre...
        ...
        "Safety and security don't just happen, they are the result of collective consensus and public investment. We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear."
        -Nelson Mandela

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        • #5
          (3rd LD) A dozen new MERS patients reported in S. Korea

          2015/06/13 11:21

          Excerpt:
          More alarming was the first report in the country of a fourth-phase infection despite the government's all-out efforts to curb the spread of the virus.
          The Ministry of Health and Welfare said the 12 new patients included an ambulance driver who last week transported two people diagnosed with the MERS virus in the third-phase endemic.

          -snip-
          The U.N. World Health Organization (WHO) advised South Korea to prepare for a drawn-out battle against MERS.
          After a weeklong on-site inspection, the WHO team said at a press briefing in the administrative city of Sejong that it would take several weeks to see a "perfect effect" from current government measures.
          It cited the large scale of the endemic and complicated situations as factors.


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          • #6
            (5th LD) WHO says MERS in S. Korea 'large and complex'

            2015/06/13 19:27
            (ATTN: UPDATES with more info, comments in paras 2, 10-13)
            SEOUL/SEJONG, June 13 (Yonhap) -- The World Health Organization (WHO) warned Saturday that South Korea may have to brace for a drawn-out battle against Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), saying that its outbreak is "large and complex."

            The warning comes as the daily tally of confirmed MERS cases in South Korea shows signs of a rebound. A dozen new infections were found on Saturday, raising the total to 138, The death toll stood at 14.

            -snip-
            Fukuda said more cases are expected although there is no indication of any mutation of the virus in South Korea, saying it has spread in a similar pattern to previous outbreaks in the Middle East.
            Lee agreed that it's still too early to declare a "complete end" to the fight against MERS.
            "It is anticipated to take more time," he said.
            However, Lee, a medical doctor himself, said the outbreak cannot be viewed as a national emergency. Describing MERS as a form of cold, he said public fear is over-rated.
            "Initially it was thought that MERS brings about pneumonia, but in most cases, symptoms are similar to those of the common cold," he said.
            The fatality rate of MERS has been estimated at 30-40 percent, but in South Korea it hovers at 10 percent, with most people who succumb to the MERS virus already having underlying medical conditions such as weak respiratory systems, hypertension, heart and lung diseases and cancer.

            continued: http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/busi...000655320.html

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