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Yemen - Suggestions of a serious Influenza outbreak

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
A medical worker in Sana’a accused Houthi authorities of "misleading and minimizing the seriousness of the H1N1" swine flu epidemic
Houthis claim 94 deaths from swine flu epidemic in three months
Almasdar Online -
Newsroom
THURSDAY, 26 DECEMBER, 2019 - 09:41 PM

The Houthi-run Ministry of Health in Sana’a has announced the deaths of 94 people from the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu, following accusations that the ministry misled the public about the dangers of the disease and its presence.
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The source told Almasdar Online that the ministry’s spokesman, Yusuf Al-Hadadi, lied about the number of swine flu deaths in Houthi-controlled areas when he claimed that only 42 people had died in the past two months. Data issued by the ministry's epidemiological surveillance offices said that the number of deaths in the week leading up to Sunday, Dec. 22 reached 39 in Sana’a city alone, noting that the data of all cases are documented.
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https://al-masdaronline.net/national/215
 
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