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Egypt,Menoufia closed a class due to h1n1.

Twall

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Closed classroom after a student influenza infection in Menoufia
Saturday, December 5th, 2009 - 11:23


Governor Monofiya Sami Amara Menoufia Imam Magid


Decided to engineer Sami Amara Monofeya governor, closed classroom primary school, Gamal Abdel Nasser City Menouf for 15 days after being found injured student Leila Ahmed Jaber Abdel-Moneim (7 years) first grade disease, swine flu.

Dr. Hisham Atta and Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health Menoufia, the central laboratories of the Ministry of Health showed a positive sample is requesting isolated Menouf Fever Hospital, and was to take preventive measures.

And ordered the governor to form a committee of doctors and nurses to follow up the students of the school and cleared during the period of closure.
 
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