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Young man dies and three new cases of meningitis in Spain

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Source: https://www.euroweeklynews.com/news...es-and-three-new-cases-of-meningitis-in-spain

Young man dies and three new cases of meningitis in Spain
By Karl Smallman Wednesday, 28 February 2018 20:57 0

ONE young man has died, and a boy and two women have been admitted to hospital following more new cases of meningitis in Spain.

The Ministry of Health of the Community of Madrid has reported four new cases of meningitis in the region this week.

They have confirmed that a 20-year-old man lost his life last Thursday and a child and two women have been admitted to hospital.

The deceased and the child are both from the town of Torrej?n de Ardoz, but the authorities say that they 'are not related to each other', since the bacteria is of two different types.

So far, however, they have not yet been able to confirm the type of microorganism affecting the two women, aged 76 and 81...
 
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