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Caused by the transfer of the virus to human corona and the Ministry of Health warns of dealing with camels unprotected
18 November 1435
Ministry of Health renewed its warning to all citizens and residents need to take the necessary precautions in dealing with the camels. The ministry demonstrated that despite the decline of the disease and thankfully, the expected occurrence of individual cases of the disease as a result of direct exposure to secretions camels without wearing a mask and gloves and cover the body.
The ministry said that these individual cases may be a source of transmission of the virus to others, whether of health workers in hospitals or household contacts.
And demonstrated the ministry said the research conducted by scientists in Saudi last November proved without doubt the role of camels in Corona virus transmission to humans, where scientific studies have proven the existence of the virus in the mucus and saliva of infected camel private Asymptomatic Ksilan nose and fever.
Has issued a medical advisory board of the Ministry of Health warnings stressing the need to take personal precautions inside hangars and camels while dealing directly with them, as well as inside the slaughterhouses.
These precautions include wearing protective mask and gloves and cover the body. And calls upon the Ministry of Health to citizens and residents of the need to follow these precautions and lack of complacency in which to preserve their health and the health of those around them.
http://www.moh.gov.sa/Ministry/MediaCenter/News/Pages/News-2014-09-13-001.aspx
Caused by the transfer of the virus to human corona and the Ministry of Health warns of dealing with camels unprotected
18 November 1435
Ministry of Health renewed its warning to all citizens and residents need to take the necessary precautions in dealing with the camels. The ministry demonstrated that despite the decline of the disease and thankfully, the expected occurrence of individual cases of the disease as a result of direct exposure to secretions camels without wearing a mask and gloves and cover the body.
The ministry said that these individual cases may be a source of transmission of the virus to others, whether of health workers in hospitals or household contacts.
And demonstrated the ministry said the research conducted by scientists in Saudi last November proved without doubt the role of camels in Corona virus transmission to humans, where scientific studies have proven the existence of the virus in the mucus and saliva of infected camel private Asymptomatic Ksilan nose and fever.
Has issued a medical advisory board of the Ministry of Health warnings stressing the need to take personal precautions inside hangars and camels while dealing directly with them, as well as inside the slaughterhouses.
These precautions include wearing protective mask and gloves and cover the body. And calls upon the Ministry of Health to citizens and residents of the need to follow these precautions and lack of complacency in which to preserve their health and the health of those around them.
http://www.moh.gov.sa/Ministry/MediaCenter/News/Pages/News-2014-09-13-001.aspx