Two more Found with AH1N1 in Cambodia

Saturday, August 01, 2009

Phnom Penh: Two AH1N1 cases broke out in Cambodia recently. A 32-year-old French man was found with the flu in Phnom Penh and the other 11-year-old Japanese boy was found with the same case in Siem Reap town, Deputy Director of Communicable Disease Control Department Ly Sovann said. The two people were quarantined. Including these cases, there are 19 people with AH1N1in Cambodia, only three are Cambodian. Fortunately, none of them die yet, ly Sovann added. According to a July 27 report of WHO, as many as 13.000 people are infectious and 816 victims died all over the world.

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