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WHO: Egypt is a candidate for the transformation of avian flu epidemic Bharitla
June 17, 2007
Cairo - Incorporated WHO Egypt in the countries that are likely to become the disease of avian influenza to human epidemic.
The newspaper Al-Wafd newspaper on Monday quoted Dr Mona Scored head of the Central Administration of Veterinary Medicine in the Ministry of Agriculture agreed during a meeting with members of the Egyptian Businessmen Association headed by Ibrahim Fawzi: Egypt is a mixed infection with human influenza and avian influenza virus in a person at one time.
Scored and added that "this mixing will [may] produce a deadly virus turns him into an epidemic disease, claiming the lives of millions of people."
Scored: that the World Health Organization will put Egypt on the list of banned travel in the event of the emergence of the new virus. Referring to halt all aspects of life from transportation, and closing banks, schools, bakeries and other aspects of the activity to prevent the spread of the disease through Alachtla.
http://www.masrawy.com/News/2007/Egypt/Politics/june/17/flu_egy.aspx
WHO: Egypt is a candidate for the transformation of avian flu epidemic Bharitla
June 17, 2007
Cairo - Incorporated WHO Egypt in the countries that are likely to become the disease of avian influenza to human epidemic.
The newspaper Al-Wafd newspaper on Monday quoted Dr Mona Scored head of the Central Administration of Veterinary Medicine in the Ministry of Agriculture agreed during a meeting with members of the Egyptian Businessmen Association headed by Ibrahim Fawzi: Egypt is a mixed infection with human influenza and avian influenza virus in a person at one time.
Scored and added that "this mixing will [may] produce a deadly virus turns him into an epidemic disease, claiming the lives of millions of people."
Scored: that the World Health Organization will put Egypt on the list of banned travel in the event of the emergence of the new virus. Referring to halt all aspects of life from transportation, and closing banks, schools, bakeries and other aspects of the activity to prevent the spread of the disease through Alachtla.
http://www.masrawy.com/News/2007/Egypt/Politics/june/17/flu_egy.aspx