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Previously unreported MERS cases raise tough questions for Saudi Arabia

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Source: http://www.ctvnews.ca/health/previo...se-tough-questions-for-saudi-arabia-1.1852262

Previously unreported MERS cases raise tough questions for Saudi Arabia
Helen Branswell, The Canadian Press
Published Wednesday, June 4, 2014 7:55AM EDT

The World Health Organization and other experts are looking for answers to explain how Saudi Arabia missed or failed to report a substantial number of MERS cases and deaths over the past year.

Several experts praised the kingdom's health ministry for making what must have been a difficult disclosure, revealing on Tuesday that the country had not previously reported an additional 113 cases and 92 deaths caused by the Middle East respiratory syndrome virus.

But they suggested until there is an explanation of how the cases failed to come to light until now, doubts will continue to dog Saudi Arabia's response to the MERS outbreak...
 
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