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Health: Examination of 800 pilgrims coming from Saudi Arabia
Thursday, 02/28/2013 6:00 PM
Started Najla charity
Dr. Abdul Ati Abdul Alim and Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health and Population for preventive affairs ministry has done the necessary tests to more than "800" pilgrims coming from Saudi Arabia after performing Umrah.
Abdel Atti said that the presence of flu cases "B, A" between the pilgrims, and is the "flu" natural and known as the "H3 N2" They come to most people and do not have any doubts or concerns.
Abdel Atti in a statement to the Arab Media Network "perimeter" of the Declaration of the World Health Organization (WHO) for the end of the flu crisis "H1N1" of all countries in the world where dealing with it now as part of the "flu" normal.
He added that the combination "bait" now contains a part of the "H1N1" as well as to change the "vaccination" every year because of the change continuous virus and mutate from one stage to another rapidly and irregularly, according to the World Health Organization.
Health: Examination of 800 pilgrims coming from Saudi Arabia
Thursday, 02/28/2013 6:00 PM
Started Najla charity
Dr. Abdul Ati Abdul Alim and Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health and Population for preventive affairs ministry has done the necessary tests to more than "800" pilgrims coming from Saudi Arabia after performing Umrah.
Abdel Atti said that the presence of flu cases "B, A" between the pilgrims, and is the "flu" natural and known as the "H3 N2" They come to most people and do not have any doubts or concerns.
Abdel Atti in a statement to the Arab Media Network "perimeter" of the Declaration of the World Health Organization (WHO) for the end of the flu crisis "H1N1" of all countries in the world where dealing with it now as part of the "flu" normal.
He added that the combination "bait" now contains a part of the "H1N1" as well as to change the "vaccination" every year because of the change continuous virus and mutate from one stage to another rapidly and irregularly, according to the World Health Organization.
