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Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health reported seven new MERS-CoV cases (May 6 2014)

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Giuseppe

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[Source: Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, full page in Arabic: (LINK). Automatic translation.]


Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health reported seven new MERS-CoV cases

(May 6 2014)


Daily situation report on MERS-CoV cases
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  • Total number of confirmed cases within 24 hours: 7 cases
  • Cases earlier reported now discharged from hospital: 1
  • Total number of deaths: no deaths
Summary of the health status of the cases:

  • Two cases have no symptoms
  • Two cases are stable
  • 3 cases in intensive care
Distribution of cases to hospitals Kingdom:

  • Cases in Riyadh:
    • woman, 37 years old, without symptoms, contact of a confirmed case.
    • woman, 52 years old, suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure and kidney failure, admitted to a government hospital in Riyadh on 28/03/2014 and onset of respiratory symptoms dated 04.30.2014, currently in stable condition.
    • man, 48 years old, admitted to a government hospital in Riyadh on 05/02/2014 respiratory symptoms, now receiving treatment for intensive care
    • woman, 43 years old, contact of a confirmed case, without symptoms
  • Cases In Jeddah:
    • woman, 68 years old, suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure, admitted to a private hospital on 04/10/2014 with respiratory symptoms, currently receives intensive care treatment.
    • man, 54 years old, suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes and kidney failure and asthma, admitted to a government hospital in Makkah on 03/05/2014 with respiratory symptoms and was transferred to a government hospital in Jeddah, and now receives intensive care treatment.
  • Cases in Medina:
    • woman, 26 years old, admitted to a government hospital in the city, contact with a confirmed case, in stable condition.
Recovered Cases:

  • man, 68 years old, discharged from a government hospital in Riyadh.

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