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Thirty five cadets at the IDF?s Officer Training School ? known as Bahd 1 ? were diagnosed on Thursday with swine flu.
The soldiers, who were staying at Har Gilo for an education seminar, complained in recent days of flu-like symptoms and after being tested were found to all be sick with H1N1, otherwise known as swine flu.
The IDF Medical Corps has launched an investigation to locate the source of the flu in the IDF.
Re: 35 Cadets diagnosed with swine flu in the South of Israel
Re: 35 Cadets diagnosed with swine flu in the South of Israel
GAZA, Dec 16 (KUNA) -- Dozens of Israeli soldiers, participating in a military rehabilitation course, have been diagnosed with the subtype Influenza A (H1N1) virus H1N1, known as swine flu, according to reports reaching here from Israel.
Head of Israeli Defense Force (IDF) Medical Corps Brig.-Gen. Nachman Esh ordered vaccinating all soldiers against the virus, Israel Radio reported Thursday evening.
The rehabilitation course takes place at Har Gilo (Mount Gilo) settlement located five kilometers south of Jerusalem. (end) mzt.gb KUNA
