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15:04, 22 January 2013 Tuesday
Three Iraqis died, 26 others infected due to swine flu
Tariq said that the provinces affected mostly by the swine flue were Basra, Babel, Baghdad, Diyala and Mosul.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Iraqi Ministry of Health on Tuesday stated they had concerns regarding the spread of swine flu (H1N1) and warned citizens to stay away from crowded places and protests.
Spokesperson for the Iraqi Ministry of Health, Ziyad Tariq stated that 26 people were infected by swine flu and two people have lost their lives in the Iraqi province of Babel due to swine flu...
Re: Three Iraqis died, 26 others infected due to H1N1
The first swine flu infection in Sulaimaniyah, Iraqi Kurdistan 22.1.2013
By Ekurd.net
January 22, 2013
SUL?MAN?, Kurdistan region 'Iraq',? Health Minister in Kurdistan Regional Government, Dr. Mohamed Rashid announced that the first infection of swine flu recorded Monday in Sulaimaniyah to a woman at the age of 64 years.
He pointed out that the infected woman is now under intensive care, noting that the relevant authorities have taken all the necessary measures to control the disease, adding that the infected woman's health is stable for the time being.
