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Deputy Health Minister for Public Health Abdul Aziz Saeed says the coming weeks will witness an increased number of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus cases because of unfavorable weather forecasts. Saeed confirmed the ministry has made the necessary preparations to deal with the expected cases.
"Up to this moment, no MERS cases were registered among the health staff and medical practitioners at Saudi hospitals in 2015. All the infected cases were the result of community infections and not from hospitals," he said.
The minister said a team from the World Health Organization (WHO) will visit the Kingdom during the next few days to assess the general situation here and offer the necessary directions to deal with the virus.
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"Up to this moment, no MERS cases were registered among the health staff and medical practitioners at Saudi hospitals in 2015. All the infected cases were the result of community infections and not from hospitals," he said.
The minister said a team from the World Health Organization (WHO) will visit the Kingdom during the next few days to assess the general situation here and offer the necessary directions to deal with the virus.
https://en-maktoob.news.yahoo.com/h...s-high-mers-cases-coming-weeks-065006150.html