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Egypt,Information Center" denies the presence of mutated virus in Egypt

Twall

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"Information Center" denies the virus mutates in Egypt
Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 - 18:51

Mona Zia


Denied the report of the Council of Ministers Information Center reported Tuesday what he had published one of the sites for the occurrence of electronic mutation of avian influenza A (H1N1) in Egypt.

The Ministry of Health there has been no mutation of the virus in Egypt so far, but recently there has been cases of mutation of the virus in some foreign countries such as Norway, which occurred by 3 cases of mutation, but only limited numbers no cause for concern.

And about the meaning of the virus mutating the report said that meant a change in the makeup of the virus and its properties, to make such a big cause lung injury.

Little has been discovered 85 new cases of avian (H1N1) A, bringing the total number of cases infected with the disease was discovered in Egypt 3145 case, until the evening on Nov. 23, according to laboratory test results and data from the Ministry of Health.
 
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