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Saudi Arabia: report mentions 2 nCoV suspects in Riyadh - testresults pending

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
June 17 2013

machinetranslation

Suspicion of hitting Saudi and Ethiopian expatriate [with] "Corona" in Riyadh

Abdullah Ali (echo):

The sources said there is suspicion of two cases riddled with Corona virus in Riyadh, Prince Salman Hospital, and return the first case of a Saudi woman and the other for foreign workers of Ethiopian nationality, analyzes and were taken all the necessary tests and sent to the lab to make sure the infection.

Were recorded Riyadh yet no confirmed case of HIV Coruna; as all the previous cases were only suspected.

The deaths in the Kingdom because of the Corona virus, according to statistics of the Ministry of Health official, 28 cases, mostly in the province of Al-Ahsa, while injuries increased to 48 with suspected risk of injury to 1,300 patients.

The World Health Organization confirmed that they do not have sufficient information on the disease Coruna, despite the visit of a delegation of the Kingdom and commend the procedures followed in this regard.

slaati.com
 
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