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The death of the fourth case of swine flu in Port Said

Commonground

Senior Moderator
Sunday, January 17th, 2010 - 20:27

Announced today that Dr. Adel left Director of Preventive Medicine Directorate of Health Affairs in Port Said, the fourth death of Hassan Hassan Al-Baghdadi 62 years where he was suffering from high fever and throat pain and shortness of breath, with pneumonia and kidney failure, shortness of coronary artery heart disease and was held in Port Maritime Hospital Sanitarium after results confirmed the Ministry of Health of a virus called H1N1 swine flu.


The source also confirmed infection p. M. M (35 years) an employee of a government-owned hospitals and five suspected cases of swine flu injuries were sampled and sent to the Ministry of Health to determine the extent of their injuries or not, while informed sources confirmed the high number of cases to 92 positive cases in Port Said .

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