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Family blames dialysis for MERS victim?s death

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.arabnews.com/news/649391

Family blames dialysis for MERS victim?s death
RIYADH: MD RASOOLDEEN
Published ? Friday 24 October 2014
Last update 24 October 2014 3:12 am


The family of a 56-year-old victim of the MERS coronavirus has called for an investigation into his death.
Members of the family suspect that the 56-year-old deceased, Hasen Al-Nufaiei from Taif, may have been infected with MERS during dialysis treatment at King Abdulaziz Specialized Hospital, according to a recent report in local media.
Two family members, Riyadh and Majid Al-Nufaiei, claimed that he got the virus while undergoing dialysis treatment. They said Hasen suffered from kidney failure. He was a patient at Taif Mental Health Hospital for more than a year, they said.
They called on the ministry to investigate how he fell ill.
Siraj Al-Humaidan, spokesman of the Taif health department, said he was not able to comment on the matter. Only the ministry?s spokesperson, Khaled Al-Marghalani, could do so, he said...
 
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