Egypt - 30 years old, FAO & WHO confirmed H5N1 death in Alexandria governorate

[Giuseppe]

[Source: FAO/Empres, full page: (LINK). Warning! No confirmed information!, edited.]

Disease Event Detail

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General Info
Disease Event ID: 162982

Reporting date: 29/05/2011

Observation date: 26/04/2011



Location

Region: Africa

Admin 1 (Country): Al Iskandariyah (alex.) (Egypt)

Locality: Amria

Lat/Long: 30.8368886524 / 29.800926901

Coords quality: Centroid Admin1



Diagnosis

Status: Confirmed

Disease: Highly pathogenic avian influenza

Serotype: ./.

Source: FAO Field Officer



Species affected

An.Type: Human

An.Class: Human

Species: Human

At Risk: ./.

Cases: 1

Deaths: 1

Destroyed: ./.

Slaughtered: ./.



Laboratory Tests

Disease Tested: Highly pathogenic avian influenza

Species: ./.

Test: ./.

Result: Positive

Result Date: ./.

National Laboratory Name: Central Public Health Laboratories

Reference Laboratory: ./.


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[sharon sanders]

Re: Egypt, One New Confirmed Human Fatal Case of H5N1 avian influenza virus infection (FAO/Empres, May 31 2011), Alexandria

Re: Egypt, One New Confirmed Human Fatal Case of H5N1 avian influenza virus infection (FAO/Empres, May 31 2011), Alexandria

2011


#119 - 40 year old male, onset date December 25, 2010 - hospitalized December 30, 2010 - Dakahlia governorate Death (Jan 2, 2011)

#120 - 8 year old male, onset date January 5, 2011, hospitalized January 8, 2011 - Giza Governorate

#121 - 1.5 year old, onset date January 12, 2011 - hospitalized on January 13, 2011 - Alexandria governorate

#122 - 7.5 years old, no details available at this time, hospitalized - Gharbia governorate

#123 - 45 years old, male, onset date January 20, hospitalized January 26, died February 5 - Menoufia governorate Death

#124 - 26 years old, female, onset date onset January 18, hospitalized January 23 - Dakahlia Governorate

#125 - 4 year old, male, onset date February 16, hospitalized February 18 - Damiata Governorate

#126 - 32 years old, female, onset date February 10, hospitalized February 14, died March 4 - Sharqia governorate Death

#127 - 2 years old, male, onset date February 18, hospitalized February 20 - Kafr El-Sheikh governorate

Unconfirmed by WHO - H5N1 case listed on Egyptian government document - Gharbia governorate

#128 - 17 years old, female, onset date February 27, hospitalized March 1 - Beheira governorate

#129 - 17 years old, female, onset date February 24, hospitalized February 26, died February 28 - Dakahlia governorate Death

#130 - 38 years old, female, onset date March 1, hospitalized March 7, died March 11 - Ismailia Governorate - Death

#131 - 32 years old, female, onset date March 8, hospitalized March 12, died March 13 - Suez governorate - Death

#132 - 28 years old, female, onset March 8, hospitalized March 10 - Giza governorate

#133 - 4 years, male, onset March 5, hospitalized March 7 - Beheira governorate

#134 - 1 year old, male, onset February 14, hospitalized February 16, discharged February 22 - Beheira governorate

#135 - 3 year old, female, onset March 10, hospitalized March 12, discharged March 18 - Beheira governorate

#136 - 34 years old, female, onset March 9, hospitalized March 15 - Alexandria governorate

#137 - 30 years old, female, onset March 7, hospitalized 15, discharged March 27 - Kafr El-Shaikh governorate

#138 - 20 years old, female, onset March 14, hospitalized March 19, died March 28 - Beheira governorate Death

#139 - 2 years old, female, onset March 26, hospitalized March 27 - Menoufia governorate

#140 - 55 years old, female, onset March 20, hospitalized March 22, discharged April 5 - Beheira governorate

#141 - 1 year old, male, onset March 20, hospitalized March 28 - Fayoum governorate

#142 - 29 years, male, onset April 1, hospitalized April 4, died April 7 - Fayoum governorate Death

#143 - 1.5 years, male, onset April 9, hospitalized April 11 - Fayoum governorate

#144 - 30 years old, female, onset April 26, hospitalized May 3, died May 9 - Alexandria governorate Death


* please see this link for previous years list