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Two Suspected Ebola Patients Flee Hospital in Saudi Arabia- were from East Africa

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Unlikely that these are ebola cases as they are from East Africa...

Source: http://gulfbusiness.com/2014/08/two...ents-flee-hospital-saudi-arabia/#.U_NBg0hpehc

Two Suspected Ebola Patients Flee Hospital in Saudi Arabia
The two men ran away from a rural health center in the Al Madinah province in Saudi Arabia, according to reports.

By
Danial Naveed
4 hours ago

Two men, displaying suspected symptoms of the Ebola virus, ran away from a rural health center located in the Madinah province of Saudi Arabia on Sunday, a Saudi daily reported.

?The two African nationals, who did not have residency permits or any other documentation, came to see the doctor at the health center, complaining of difficulty breathing and bleeding while passing urine,? an official who requested anonymity told Arab News.

Medical officials were unable to conduct a thorough examination and confirm that the patients were infected with the Ebola virus as they ran away after being asked to produce their residency permits...

...The Health Affairs Directorate in Madinah said the patients were from East Africa, a region not affected by Ebola, although their precise nationality had not been identified....
 
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