Jordan - MOH announces 289 total A/H1N1 cases and 17 total deaths this flu season

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Date: 27-02-2011


The death of a new swine flu and 9 infected with the disease last week

Oman - Constitution - Yacht Sawalha


The Ministry of Health and the death of a new swine flu last week, bringing the total to 16 deaths since the announcement of the first deaths in the twenty-second of December last, while the total number of injuries to 278 after recording 9 cases of new last week.

The Minister of Health, Dr. Yassin said account in previous statements that the curve graph of swine flu was declining and that the indicators show that the disease is to decrease.

The head of the primary health care in the Ministry of Health, Dr. Bassam Hijjawi that weekly monitoring carried out by the ministry in a week, shows the decline in the intensity of the virus from week to week through a decline in the volume of injuries, noting that the severe injuries that result in death due to the presence of other chronic diseases, stressing that the ministry ongoing monitoring will not stop him at this time.

It should be noted, that the kingdom recorded in the last year more than 3 thousand and injured 16 deaths.


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Re: Jordan - MOH announces 278 total A/H1N1 cases and 16 total deaths this flu season

Re: Jordan - MOH announces 278 total A/H1N1 cases and 16 total deaths this flu season

Arabic to English translation
The arrival of summer


Amman - Manal Keblawy

The number of deaths from flu Alkhanazerfi Kingdom to 17 deaths after the death of new registration during the last week and according to the director of communicable diseases at the Ministry of Health, Dr. Mohammed Abdallat.
And Abdallat's opinion yesterday that the cumulative number of casualties reached 289 influenza H1N1 infection, which means high number of injuries by 6 goals from the last report issued by the Directorate of communicable diseases on the website of the Ministry of Health.
Abdallat predicted a significant reduction in the number of infections of all kinds, including avian flu in pigs, with the advent of summer and down to the bare minimum.
He said ?there is a flu throughout the year, but the fall and winter seasons are considered the high casualties of all kinds of flu (seasonal and pandemic H1N1 and influenza B and Anflanza H3N2). Stressing that the inevitable injuries will be reduced with the advent of summer.

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