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Egypt - 3 suspected H5N1 bird flu patients hospitalized in Damietta - March 22, 2015

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he detention of three suspected of having the "bird flu" in Damietta

Wrote: Suhad vegetativeSunday 22/03/2015 11:35
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Dr. Gamal El-Deeb, director of the Fever Hospital in Damietta announced the detention of two women, aged 40, a resident of the village of lanceolata, and the other, 42, a resident Pfarschor suspicion of injuries as "bird flu" in addition to a child 4 years of Kafr Saad. He said Deeb, in an exclusive statement to "home", raising the maximum preparations to face the influenza stressing to take all necessary measures to counter the virus procedures.


http://www.elwatannews.com/news/details/691265

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march 22, 2015


3 cases of detention Fever Hospital Damietta on suspicion of being infected with bird flu


He was admitted Damietta hospital, Sunday, 3 cases suspected of being infected with bird flu, samples were taken for them and send them to labs central Cairo for a positive statement over the lack of infection.


Said Dr. Gamal El-Deeb, general manager of Damietta Fever Hospital, said that the two women retained their ages of 40 and 42 years old cases, from a central Damietta, Kafr Saad, 4-year-old child, from Kafr Saad.

?Deeb? He added that he has been detained three cases, after being suspected of being infected with bird flu symptoms, preventive measures have been taken on them, and sampled and sent to labs central Cairo for analysis.
 
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