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Coronavirus cases May 31, 2014 (confirmed cases 3; no deaths reported)

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.moh.gov.sa/en/CoronaNew/PressReleases/Pages/mediastatement-2014-05-31-00.aspx


MOH: '1 New Confirmed Corona Case Recorded'
5/31/2014

Daily Report of (MERS-CoV) Cases
Saturday 2 Sha?ban 1435 / 31 May 2014
12 pm Local Time in Makkah


Total number of confirmed cases in the last 24 hours: 1 case.
Recovered and discharged cases that previously tested positive and are now negative: 1 case.
The total number of deaths: 0

Overview of the Health Status of the Cases:

1 critical case in ICU.

Health situation of the cases in detail:
In Jeddah:

A 45-year-old male suffering from Diabetes and Hypertension was admitted to a government hospital in Gonfodah on Tuesday 27th May. He has since been transferred to a government hospital in Jeddah where he remains in ICU in a critical condition.

Deaths from previously reported cases:

None.

Recovery from previously reported cases:

A 65-year-old male transferred from Gonfodah to a government hospital in Jeddah was discharged on May 30th, 2014.

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Source: http://www.radioalgerie.dz/fr/alger...rus--deux-cas-dinfection-confirmes-en-algerie



Coronavirus : deux cas d'infection confirm?s en Alg?rie
R?daction Radionet - Samedi, 31 Mai 2014 15:37

Google translation:

Coronavirus : two confirmed cases of infection in Algeria
Writing Radionet - Saturday, May 31, 2014 3:37 p.m.

hospital - mustapha - coronaDeux coronavirus infections were confirmed in Algeria , said Saturday a statement from the Ministry of Health , Population and Hospital Reform .

There are two Algerian men, aged 66 and 59 years , who have stayed in Saudi Arabia for performing Umrah , the source added .

The two patients concerned were reported respectively by health services wilaya of Tlemcen and Tipasa .

The first topic was presented the first signs of fever and difficulty breathing , as well as the second , which presented the first respiratory and digestive signs during their stay in Mecca, the ministry statement said , adding that they were supported after admission to health facilities in their respective wilaya .

The Ministry of Health has strengthened since 27 April device monitoring and alerting established June 12, 2013 due to the evolution of the epidemiological situation of the infection with this new virus in the Middle East, according to the same source.

It is within this that these two infections were reported and confirmed by the national reference laboratory for the coronavirus of the Pasteur Institute of Algeria " strengthened and supported alert," the statement added.

The Department continues to monitor the evolution of the epidemiological situation and take appropriate all necessary measures that will be brought to the attention of the public , the source added .

The statement said further that at present factual epidemiological data , the World Health Organization (WHO) reports that " human transmission remains low ."

However, the organization recommends that travelers to the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia, to comply with hygiene rules by "frequent and thorough " washing hands with liquid soap or rubbing with an aqueous solution alcoholic .

It is also recommended to follow respiratory hygiene rules by using handkerchiefs disposable paper when coughing and sneezing and seek prompt medical attention before any fever with respiratory symptoms (cough, difficulty breathing ) in ensuring tell him stay in the Middle East , the source added .
 
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