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Egypt - 13 suspected H5N1 bird flu patients hospitalized in Dakahlia govenorate

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Rise in cases of suspected bird flu Dakahlia to 13
Tuesday, January 31, 2012 - 21:13

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Dakahlia - Saleh Ramadan

Detained Sadr Hospital in Mansoura, two on suspicion of injuries from bird flu, and placed in an isolation room and take the scanners from the throat to be analyzed in central laboratories of the Ministry of Health.

The medical source was the detention of "Radi. Q. g" 25 from the village of Demclt Center Dekerness and "on. c. T." 25 years "and that he was placed in an isolation room and took samples of Almkhatin to them for analysis.

The source added that it is currently 13 cases of hospital detention, on suspicion of having bird flu.

http://www.akhbrna.com/accidents_news/125761
 
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Isolate the 13 cases of suspected bird flu Dakahlia

/1/2012 1:28:00 AM
Dakahlia Rana Jumaili

The city of Mansoura during the month of January suspicion in approximately 13 cases infected with bird flu, and detained in Mansoura Chest Hospital, two cases are''Radi Zaher''25 years''and Dekerness to reconcile 25 years of''dead ' 'Asas Samanoud' 'and thus within the hospital in 13 cases of suspected bird flu patients have been isolated in an isolation ward at the hospital during the month of January.
Is still ongoing tests and analysis of the 13 cases, while the hospital administration confirmed that it will address the Ministry of Health for a health campaign in villages and centers for the work periodically checks to avoid the spread of the disease

http://www.masrawy.com/News/Cases/General/2012/february/1/4775266.aspx
 
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Under the radar, bird flu arrives back in Egypt
Joseph Mayton | 9 February 2012 | 0 Comments


CAIRO: With all eyes on Egypt?s new parliament in January, 13 cases of the H5N1, or bird flu, were reported in Egypt, highlighting that the deadly virus was making a return to the North African country.

According to the health ministry in Egypt, Mansoura ? a Delta city north of Cairo ? suspected at least 13 case of people being infected with bird flu and were held at the Mansoura Chest Hospital for precaution.

Two of those cases were confirmed as being bird flu as tests on the remaining patients is ongoing.

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http://bikyamasr.com/56421/under-the-radar-bird-flu-arrives-back-in-egypt/
 
Re: Egypt - 13 suspected H5N1 bird flu patients hospitalized in Dakahlia govenorate

I have checked several Arabic papers this morning and do not see any other reference that 2 of the 13 suspected cases have tested positive for H5N1. I will keep checking.
 
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