Report of the "health" of influenza before the "ministers" tomorrow
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 - 14:28
D. Hatim the Minister of Health
Abdul Salam wrote Princess
Ministry of Health is preparing today for the completion of its report on the epidemic situation of swine flu in Egypt, to be submitted tomorrow to the Council of Ministers at its meeting will review headed by Dr.. Ahmed Nazif, Prime Minister a range of issues, including the Libyan mission of the implications of the spread of swine influenza virus and increased mortality rates among patients.
It was learned on the seventh day that the report of the Ministry of Health, which I talked to leaders of the ministry today will include a review of the high mortality rate, which approached the world average to record the death of 12 per thousand in the case of HIV infection, a figure approaching the global percentage specified by 1% of the total number of casualties in any country.
The report includes the new Ministry also move the rates of complications caused by the virus, which was recently identified in respiratory side effects, especially double pneumonia, which was recorded in many cases the deceased caused by the virus, but in the whole of the groups most vulnerable to these complications, especially chronic diseases stricken injured and pregnant women.
The report also includes determining the situation in schools by examining the number of casualties in schools, which is still low relative to other countries. It is due to review d. Hatem the Minister of Health of the report before submission to the Cabinet this morning to assess the epidemiological situation of the virus in Egypt.
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009 - 14:28
D. Hatim the Minister of Health
Abdul Salam wrote Princess
Ministry of Health is preparing today for the completion of its report on the epidemic situation of swine flu in Egypt, to be submitted tomorrow to the Council of Ministers at its meeting will review headed by Dr.. Ahmed Nazif, Prime Minister a range of issues, including the Libyan mission of the implications of the spread of swine influenza virus and increased mortality rates among patients.
It was learned on the seventh day that the report of the Ministry of Health, which I talked to leaders of the ministry today will include a review of the high mortality rate, which approached the world average to record the death of 12 per thousand in the case of HIV infection, a figure approaching the global percentage specified by 1% of the total number of casualties in any country.
The report includes the new Ministry also move the rates of complications caused by the virus, which was recently identified in respiratory side effects, especially double pneumonia, which was recorded in many cases the deceased caused by the virus, but in the whole of the groups most vulnerable to these complications, especially chronic diseases stricken injured and pregnant women.
The report also includes determining the situation in schools by examining the number of casualties in schools, which is still low relative to other countries. It is due to review d. Hatem the Minister of Health of the report before submission to the Cabinet this morning to assess the epidemiological situation of the virus in Egypt.