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Coronavirus cases May 6, 2014 (confirmed cases: 8, confirmed deaths: 1) (suspected cases: 2, suspected deaths: 0) MERS

Giuseppe

Giuseppe

Emeritus
[Source: Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, full page in Arabic: (LINK). Automatic translation.]


Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health reported seven new MERS-CoV cases

(May 6 2014)


Daily situation report on MERS-CoV cases
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  • Total number of confirmed cases within 24 hours: 7 cases
  • Cases earlier reported now discharged from hospital: 1
  • Total number of deaths: no deaths
Summary of the health status of the cases:

  • Two cases have no symptoms
  • Two cases are stable
  • 3 cases in intensive care
Distribution of cases to hospitals Kingdom:

  • Cases in Riyadh:
    • woman, 37 years old, without symptoms, contact of a confirmed case.
    • woman, 52 years old, suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure and kidney failure, admitted to a government hospital in Riyadh on 28/03/2014 and onset of respiratory symptoms dated 04.30.2014, currently in stable condition.
    • man, 48 years old, admitted to a government hospital in Riyadh on 05/02/2014 respiratory symptoms, now receiving treatment for intensive care
    • woman, 43 years old, contact of a confirmed case, without symptoms
  • Cases In Jeddah:
    • woman, 68 years old, suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure, admitted to a private hospital on 04/10/2014 with respiratory symptoms, currently receives intensive care treatment.
    • man, 54 years old, suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes and kidney failure and asthma, admitted to a government hospital in Makkah on 03/05/2014 with respiratory symptoms and was transferred to a government hospital in Jeddah, and now receives intensive care treatment.
  • Cases in Medina:
    • woman, 26 years old, admitted to a government hospital in the city, contact with a confirmed case, in stable condition.
Recovered Cases:

  • man, 68 years old, discharged from a government hospital in Riyadh.

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Coronavirus cases May 6, 2014 (confirmed cases: 7, confirmed deaths: 0) (suspected cases: 1, suspected deaths: 0) MERS

Coronavirus cases May 6, 2014 (confirmed cases: 7, confirmed deaths: 0) (suspected cases: 1, suspected deaths: 0) MERS

Saudi?s deadly MERS surfaces in Punjab

16:03 May 06, 2014 HEALTH
Saudi?s deadly MERS surfaces in Punjab
LAHORE: First case of Saudi Arabia?s deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) has surfaced in Punjab, Samaa reports.

A 35-year-old man is believed to be suffering from MERS and he is currently under treatment at Sheikh Zayed Hospital.

more...

http://www.samaa.tv/health/06-May-2014/saudi-s-deadly-mers-surfaces-in-punjab
 
Coronavirus cases May 6, 2014 (confirmed cases: 7, confirmed deaths: 0) (suspected cases: 1, suspected deaths: 0) MERS

Coronavirus cases May 6, 2014 (confirmed cases: 7, confirmed deaths: 0) (suspected cases: 1, suspected deaths: 0) MERS

Source: http://idfl.me/showthread.php?t=66828

Seorang Lagi Jamaah Umrah Suspect MERS Dirawat di Medan

Google translation:

A Umrah Pilgrims Again MERS Suspect Treated in Medan
Terrain - A more patient suspect Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus ( MERS - CoV ) found in Medan , North Sumatra ( North Sumatra ) . At the moment in question was treated at the General Hospital Center (Dr ) Haji Adam Malik .

50 -year -old female patient with SHN isinial was admitted to the Infectious Hospital Outpatient Building Haji Adam Malik , Lau Flower Street , Medan . Doctors who deal with Prof. Noble Soeroso stated , based on information from the family , the patient had just returned implementing Umrah in Saudi Arabia .

" Patient suspect MERS . Been treated two days here , " said Noble Soeroso to reporters , Tuesday ( 06/05/2014 ) afternoon .

SHN derived from Deli Serdang regency , North Sumatra , was admitted to Dr Haji Adam Malik on Monday ( 5/5 ) around 16.00 pm . Initial examination showed symptoms of infectious disease leading to MERS , but the examination was carried out to ascertain .

SHN known to have had symptoms of cough with itchy throat since ( 27/4 ) and then fever ( 28/4 ) . He and his entourage arrived in umrahnya Kuala Namu International Airport , Deli Serdang , at ( 2/5 ) around 09.00 am . After receiving initial treatment , she was referred to Medan for further medical treatment .

Formerly a resident of the new field after executing Umrah KHS ( 64 ) passed away in Medan , Sunday ( 4/5 ) . She had similar symptoms MERS but because the parties could not be ascertained families do not allow sampling or swap .
 
Re: Indonesia: Another suspected coronavirus MERS CoV case in Medan

Re: Indonesia: Another suspected coronavirus MERS CoV case in Medan

Source: http://news.detik.com/read/2014/05/...asien-suspect-mers-dikirim-ke-jakarta?9922022

Selasa, 06/05/2014 18:59 WIB
Sampel Cairan Tenggorokan Pasien Suspect MERS Dikirim ke Jakarta
Khairul Ikhwan - detikNews

Google translation:

Tuesday, 05/06/2014 18:59 pm
Fluid samples MERS Throat Patient Suspect Sent to Jakarta
Khairul Ikhwan - detikNews

Medan - the medical team have done sampling or throat swabs from patients suspected of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus ( MERS - CoV ) that is now being treated in Medan . Samples were sent to laboratories in Jakarta to ascertain whether positive or negative .

Acting Chief Medical Officer of Sumatra Sri Suryani Purnamawati stated , samples were sent to the Center for Research and Development (Research ) of the Ministry of Health in Jakarta . The results will be known in the next few days .

" After a few days will soon be ascertained whether or not MERS , " she said to reporters in North Sumatra Health Office , HM Yamin Street , Medan , Tuesday ( 06/05/2014 ) .

The sample was derived from the name of SHN female patients ( 50 ) , the origin Serdang , North Sumatra . He was treated at the General Hospital Center (Dr ) Haji Adam Malik , Medan , since Monday ( 5/5 ) until now .

SHN is Umrah pilgrims who arrived in Kuala Namu Airport , Deli Serdang , at ( 2/5 ) around 09.00 am . Preliminary examination of this patient showed symptoms that lead to MERS , but certainty is not known until laboratory test results obtained .

Health Department still keep track of information about the dispatch SHN travel to Saudi Arabia , as well as other members of his entourage . Party identification is needed to determine whether or not other members of the congregation who suffer similar symptoms .

Previously , patients KHS ( 54 ) origin Mandailing Natal regency , died in Haji Adam Malik Hospital on Sunday ( 4/5 ) after suffering shortness of breath after returning from Umrah . He and his entourage numbering 30 people arrived at the Kuala Namu Airport on Saturday ( 3/5 ) . His body was immediately brought the family to be buried in Mandailing Natal . Family doctors do not allow sampling.
 
Re: Jordan - Suspected coronavirus MERS case hospitalized in Amman - tests pending- confirmed

Re: Jordan - Suspected coronavirus MERS case hospitalized in Amman - tests pending- confirmed

hat tip Michael Coston

machine translation


The death of a fourth as a result of infection with Alchorna

Amman, May 6 (Petra) - The Health Ministry announced on Tuesday for the registration of the death of new HIV Alchorna to one infected with the virus at the age of 56 years had been suffering anemia and pneumonia Log on its impact on the hospital. said director of communicable diseases at the Ministry of Health, Dr. Mohammed Abdallat to Jordan News Agency (Petra) that the number of deaths registered in Jordan virus Alchorna became four cases out of eight cases have been diagnosed since 2012. added that the patient who died proven laboratory having the virus and was on a respirator in a hospital since last Saturday, which also suffers a rise in blood pressure as well as he smoked. stressed Abdullat that the public and private hospitals to inform the Ministry of Health for monitoring of respiratory diseases, particularly severe pneumonias unexplained (unknown reason) until the ministry diagnosis and conduct laboratory tests and limit contacts and isolate the patient and the application procedures of infection control. confirmed the importance of the application of health staff to infection control procedures when dealing with cases of respiratory diseases, or suspected of being infected with coronavirus infection or installed. - (Petra) A T / m b 06/05/2014 - 16:54


http://www.petra.gov.jo/public_news...u_ID=&Site_Id=2&lang=1&NewsID=150218&CatID=14
 
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