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[Source: Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, full page in Arabic: (LINK). Automatic translation, edited.]
MERS-CoV, Saudi Arabia: Two previously announced cases have died, total 36 so far
Continuing to investigate epidemiological conducted by the Ministry of Health for Novel Coronavirus (MERS-CoV), Ministry announces that three cases ? previously notified ? have recovered and discharged thankfully: the first case, a 61 year old from Al-Ahsa province, the second case a 41 year old from Riyadh region, and the third case a 50 year old from in the eastern region.
During the last period, 569 laboratory examination have been performed since the last announcement, and all were negative thankfully. The ministry also announced the death of a 75 year old patient from Al-Ahsa province, as well as a 63 year old patient from Riyadh, previously announced, they rest in peace.
Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Two previously announced cases have died (Health Min., July 2 2013): 62 cases, 36 deaths so far
MOH: "Three Cases of Novel Coronavirus Recovered and Two Cases Passed Away" 02 July 2013
Within the framework of the epidemiological surveillance of the novel Coronavirus (MERS-CoV), the Ministry of Health (MOH) has announced that three cases, who had been previously announced to be infected with this virus, have been recovered, May Allah be praised. The first case is for a 61-year-old citizen in Al-Ahsa governorate. The second case is for a 41-year-old Saudi female in Riyadh region. The third case is for a 50-year-old Saudi female in the Eastern region.
Furthermore, MOH has announced the death of a 75-year-old citizen in Al-Ahsa governorate, that is to be added to a 63- year-old Saudi female who passed away in Riyadh, among cases who had been previously announced to be infected with this virus, May Allah have mercy upon them. Within the same vein, MOH has pointed out that 569 samples have been tested at laboratories since the last statement, where all of them have been proved negative, May Allah be praised, except what have been published.
