Three more swine flu cases reported in UAE
July 5th, 2009 - 2:14 pm ICT by IANS ( Leave a comment )Abu Dhabi, July 5 (IANS) Three new cases of influenza A (H1N1) have been reported in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the health ministry has said.
The ministry said the three patients: a UAE national woman, a Malaysian woman and a Malaysian child had entered the country from abroad, WAM news agency reported Sunday.
The ministry said the three patients were receiving treatment and their condition was stable. It added that earlier cases of swine flu had been treated and discharged from hospitals around the country after complete recovery.
- UAE approves plan to combat swine flu - Sep 19, 2009
- UAE reports two more swine flu deaths - Sep 08, 2009
- US, UAE discuss bilateral ties - Sep 10, 2011
- UAE unveils plan to tackle swine flu - Jul 22, 2009
- Czech envoy hails development of Abu Dhabi - Sep 29, 2011
- UAE finance ministry officials donate blood - May 17, 2011
- UAE, US discuss legal cooperation - Aug 16, 2011
- UAE, Oman discuss trade barriers - Jan 25, 2012
- UAE lifts travel warning for Thailand - Dec 16, 2011
- Abu Dhabi airport completes 30 years - Jan 04, 2012
- UAE's financial markets to close for three days - Nov 28, 2011
- Woman dies of swine flu in Delhi, toll rises to 15 - Aug 13, 2010
- UAE begins new humanitarian mission in Pakistan - Apr 17, 2011
- UAE markets to be closed Jan 1 - Dec 28, 2011
- Mexican swine flu outbreak kills 29, infects nearly 1,500 - Jan 28, 2012
Tags: abu dhabi, complete recovery, flu, flu cases, h1n1, health ministry, hospitals, influenza, malaysian woman, national woman, news agency, swine flu, united arab emirates
