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Egypt - Marsa Matrouh, two positive h1n1 infections two class rooms closed.

Twall

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Two cases of swine flu, closing off two chapters Matruh
Saturday, December 26th, 2009 - 22:02


Closing chapters Matruh because the swine flu
Matrouh good Mashali


The incidence of swine influenza infection among school children in Matrouh to 3 cases of laboratory confirmed, after new samples proved positive, the first complex school friend Abu Bakr, the second best compound Fadlallah Attiyop and decides to close two chapters appeared infected by the pupils, disinfection and sterilization chapters.

The first case of infection and the closure of a school classroom researcher Matrouh desert last week.
The absence of the percentage of students enrolled Matrouh since the first injury because parents fear the transmission of infection to their children and resentment delay the date of examinations-a-half to 23 January next year.
 
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