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    nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

    [Source: Saudi Arabia Ministry of Healht, full page in Arabic: (LINK). Edited.]


    MERS-CoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths

    June 16 2013


    Saudi Arabia Health Ministry reported today three additional confirmed cases of infection with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV).

    In addition, there were four additional deaths.

    Since september 2012 to date, the cumulative number of confirmed cases of MERS-CoV is now 49 of which 32 died.


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    Tags: human, ncov, novel coronavirus, saudi arabia, updates
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    Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

    [Source: Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, full page in Arabic: (LINK). Automatic translation.]

    Registration of 3 cases of infection with HIV (CK) and 4 new deaths



    Continuation of the epidemiological inquiry carried out by the Ministry of health to the new coronavirus disease (MERS-CoV), announces the discovery of three confirmed cases.

    The first citizen in the eastern region, a 42-year-old and receiving treatment in the hospital and is suffering from chronic asthma, and the second case, a citizen in the Riyadh region, 63 years old and receiving treatment in the intensive care, suffering from multiple chronic diseases.

    The third case is a child in the governorate of Jeddah two years old, and suffers from a chronic disease of the lungs and receiving treatment in intensive care.

    This brings the total number of confirmed cases is 49.

    It also announces the four deaths of previously recorded cases, including two deaths in Taif and two in the East, may Allah have mercy on them.

    The sample was examined 104 recently from various regions and were negative except as advertised.


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    • #3
      Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

      Originally posted by Giuseppe Michieli View Post
      [Source: Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, full page in Arabic: (LINK). Automatic translation.]

      Registration of 3 cases of infection with HIV (CK) and 4 new deaths



      Continuation of the epidemiological inquiry carried out by the Ministry of health to the new coronavirus disease (MERS-CoV), announces the discovery of three confirmed cases.

      The first citizen in the eastern region, a 42-year-old and receiving treatment in the hospital and is suffering from chronic asthma, and the second case, a citizen in the Riyadh region, 63 years old and receiving treatment in the intensive care, suffering from multiple chronic diseases.

      The third case is a child in the governorate of Jeddah two years old, and suffers from a chronic disease of the lungs and receiving treatment in intensive care.

      This brings the total number of confirmed cases is 49.

      It also announces the four deaths of previously recorded cases, including two deaths in Taif and two in the East, may Allah have mercy on them.

      The sample was examined 104 recently from various regions and were negative except as advertised.


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      Jeddah is the largest sea port on the Red Sea, and the second largest city in Saudi Arabia after the capital city, Riyadh.

      Jeddah - Wikipedia
      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeddah

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      • #4
        Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

        I have a question about how a 2 year old in Jeddah became ill with novel coronavirus. Is this another nosocomial infection since this child reportedly suffers from a chronic lung disease?

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        • #5
          Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

          A very few additional details.

          "Health: four deaths new Pkorona and three confirmed injuries
          16/06/2013


          Ministry of Health announced in late night, for the death of four injured Pkorona and make sure of the three new infections.

          The ministry's website said the deceased were previously recorded cases, including two deaths in the province of Taif and two in the eastern region.

          "Al-Sharq" from informed sources that one of the deceased Cardiologists named Dr Ismail mystic and works in a hospital in Saudi Aramco in Dhahran, and holds Jordanian citizenship, The wounded understand citizen in the Eastern Region at the age of 42 years, and receiving treatment in the hospital and suffers from asthma, chronic, and the situation second citizenship in the Riyadh region, at the age of 63 years, and is receiving treatment in intensive care and suffer from multiple chronic diseases. The third case is a child in Jeddah at the age of two years, and suffers from a chronic disease of the lungs and receiving treatment in intensive care.

          This brings the total number of confirmed cases of 49 cases. Has also been recently examined 104 samples from different regions and were negative except for what has been announced."


          xhttp://www.alsharq.net.sa/2013/06/16/869245



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            Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

            Originally posted by Giuseppe Michieli View Post
            [Source: Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, full page in Arabic: (LINK). Automatic translation.] The third case is a child in the governorate of Jeddah two years old, and suffers from a chronic disease of the lungs and receiving treatment in intensive care.
            I wonder if some local politics is hampering accurate nCoV coronavirus reporting? The Director of Health in Jeddah denies this case:

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            Health: children infected with "Corona" in Jeddah .. And the health of Jeddah are: did not score any injury

            http://www.an7a.com/110256


            and....

            «Health Jeddah» respond to the ministry's statement: did not score any injury b « Corona »
            Arar news - 4 hours ago
            The Director of Health Affairs in Jeddah Dr. Sami Badawoud the absence of virus infections SK hospitals Jeddah, contrary to the announcement by the Ministry of Health on its ...

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            • #7
              Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

              machine translation

              Jeddah health retreat from denial .. And stresses: record the status of "Corona" to two-year-old girl
              On June 19, 2013 in parts of the country


              (Across) - rebounds:
              Fell Health Affairs in Jeddah for remarks director Sami Badawod, which denied the announcement by the Ministry of Health for the registration of the case "Corona" one of the hospitals in the province, stressing that the situation announced by the ministry registered at King Fahd Hospital, and they are two-year-old girl.
              Health Affairs, explained that the supervision and press release from King Fahd Hospital of the Armed Forces does not fall within its mandate, adding that the infected child staying in the south, according to the "East".
              It is noteworthy that Badawod confirmed yesterday that there is no case of infection with "Corona" any of the hospitals in Jeddah, in response to the announcement by the Ministry of Health on its website the day before yesterday about registering cases of "Corona" at a hospital in the governorate.


              http://www.an7a.com/110407

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                Re: nCoV, Saudi Arabia: Three more confirmed cases and four new deaths (Health Min., June 16 2013): 49 cases, 32 deaths so far

                Originally posted by Catbird View Post
                A very few additional details.

                "Health: four deaths new Pkorona and three confirmed injuries
                16/06/2013


                Ministry of Health announced in late night, for the death of four injured Pkorona and make sure of the three new infections.

                The ministry's website said the deceased were previously recorded cases, including two deaths in the province of Taif and two in the eastern region.

                "Al-Sharq" from informed sources that one of the deceased Cardiologists named Dr Ismail mystic and works in a hospital in Saudi Aramco in Dhahran, and holds Jordanian citizenship, The wounded understand citizen in the Eastern Region at the age of 42 years, and receiving treatment in the hospital and suffers from asthma, chronic, and the situation second citizenship in the Riyadh region, at the age of 63 years, and is receiving treatment in intensive care and suffer from multiple chronic diseases. The third case is a child in Jeddah at the age of two years, and suffers from a chronic disease of the lungs and receiving treatment in intensive care.

                This brings the total number of confirmed cases of 49 cases. Has also been recently examined 104 samples from different regions and were negative except for what has been announced."


                xhttp://www.alsharq.net.sa/2013/06/16/869245

                This is a news account from an informed source. WHO and the MoH have never identified this person as a health care worker.

                He could be a health care worker, but he has never been officially identified as one.

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