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3 injured in suspected U.S. citizen of Egyptian flu pigs
Monday, May 25, 2009 - 17:04
Department of isolated quarantine at Cairo International Airport on suspicion of three cases of an Egyptian origin, and carrying American citizenship Hospital Abbasiyah fevers, for the suspicion of avian influenza virus infected pigs, where a quarantine of warming girl Mariam Mohamed 3 years, but decided to remove her brother Abdul Rahman, 6 years, and her mother, Suha Ahmed, Abdul Jalil, 31 years, as Mkhaltin them where they were coming on Monday on an Egypt Air from New York.
States that the management of quarantine on Sunday, the airport received 4 thousand 269 passengers from countries affected by identified by the World Health Organization within the circle of suspicion, where the safety of all identified, as was the registration of all their statements and their places of residence to keep tabs on their health during the period of Egypt.
Monday, May 25, 2009 - 17:04
Department of isolated quarantine at Cairo International Airport on suspicion of three cases of an Egyptian origin, and carrying American citizenship Hospital Abbasiyah fevers, for the suspicion of avian influenza virus infected pigs, where a quarantine of warming girl Mariam Mohamed 3 years, but decided to remove her brother Abdul Rahman, 6 years, and her mother, Suha Ahmed, Abdul Jalil, 31 years, as Mkhaltin them where they were coming on Monday on an Egypt Air from New York.
يذكر أن إدارة الحجر الصحى بالمطار استقبلت أمس الأحد 4 آلاف 269 راكبا من الدول الموبوءة والتى حددتها منظمة الصحة العالمية ضمن دائرة الاشتباه، حيث تبينت سلامتهم جميعا، كما تم تسجيل جميع بياناتهم وأماكن إقامتهم لمراقبتهم صحيا خلال فترة تواجدهم بمصر.
States that the management of quarantine on Sunday, the airport received 4 thousand 269 passengers from countries affected by identified by the World Health Organization within the circle of suspicion, where the safety of all identified, as was the registration of all their statements and their places of residence to keep tabs on their health during the period of Egypt.