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Saudi Arabia - Ministry of Health: "Do not publish cases that are suspected.." of coronavirus nCoV - June 6, 2013

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Asiri's East: the low rate of suspicion 'Corona' to zero per week

06/06/2013 - ISSUE 550


Dammam , Tabuk - Fatima Al Dubies , soft Monthly

The general director of infection control at the Ministry of Health Dr. Abdullah Al-Asiri, the rate of cases of suspected infection Corona significantly less, and arrived at between the 'zero' and 'one' week.

He said that the hospital was receiving between four and five suspected cases daily. But Asiri But he added: This individual cases require bringing in experts and specialists to research and investigate the source of the virus, which baffled everyone up to the present time. Asiri said: The inventory of cases and locate the injury and how the injury concluded that the spray issued by a person with an impact in the transmission of the disease. He added: it was able to Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization and the American Institute reached a number of tips that will be circulated to all States to reduce the spread of the virus, explaining that the publication of the data by the Ministry of Health is not only to inform citizens on the new virus, but this requires the budget therefore do not publish cases that are suspected of being infected as many and mostly showing negative results and identifies safety of suspected injury, and deployment of large numbers without making sure of safety or injury will cause panic and fear citizens.

He said Asiri The ministry is working in full transparency with the World Health Organization to be able to access the main source of the vector, and the dissemination of that Saudi policy briefing on the epidemic is ?irresponsible? Individual opinion does not represent the organization or sources familiar with what is going on means of combating the disease, and access Solutions.

The Asiri intended under the name of the virus ?Mirs? is the same virus Corona, however, this new term is intended to acute inflammation of the lung caused by the virus.
in Tabuk said a medical source in Health Affairs that the results of medical samples for 15 samples and a medical examination was taken from the cases that have been suspicion in the region infected with HIV Corona during the past week showed that the samples belonged to people, mostly Saudi nationals, and that the results are negative and did not record any case of injury to any person with the virus.

http://www.alsharq.net.sa/2013/06/06/859213
 
Re: Saudi Arabia - Ministry of Health: "Do not publish cases that are suspected.." of coronavirus nCoV - June 6, 2013

Because not diagnosing a pandemic makes it go away. (nodding)

Must wonder if this is a translation artifact or really is as it seems.
 
Re: Saudi Arabia - Ministry of Health: "Do not publish cases that are suspected.." of coronavirus nCoV - June 6, 2013

They are saying do not publish the suspected cases because most of them test negative and they do not want to panic the population.
 
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