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Morocco - Media report: 2nd truck driver to die of malaria in Agadir recently - travel history to Cote d'Ivoire

sharon sanders

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Malaria" kills the driver of the truck in Agadir
Independent: September 25, 2014 at 9:23 pm


Sources from the city of Agadir that the truck driver had died of malaria, fever swamps, and this is the second death in the ranks of truck drivers in the same city and the same disease.

And sources for "independent", that the driver of the truck died, had been admitted to hospital in Agadir, where he underwent treatment for 10 days before he died, and works company believes the transport of goods between the Kingdom and African countries.

The wife of the driver, who at the age of 49 years, said her husband, who returned from a trip that took him to Cote d'Ivoire injured condition of severe fatigue and high temperature, did not work with prescription medications, described by the doctor and his supervisor confirmed case of malaria.

It is noteworthy that the state of the driver is not the first nor the last, which is registered in Morocco, and that a large number of drivers Moroccans develop a number of diseases caused by distracted in lines link between Morocco and some African countries known as the spread of epidemics and serious illnesses.

http://www.almoustakil.com/20910-الملاريا-تقتل-سائقا-للشاحنة-بأكادير.html
 
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