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Four more cases of swine flu in Georgia

2009-11-03 16:17

According to Paata Imnadze, the head of the National Center for Disease Control, all the four cases of the swine flu are imported - GHN.

Two infected arrived from Ukraine, one - from Turkey, one more- from Great Britain. Now they are being rendered medical aid.

Imnadze said all the measures to prevent the spread of the disease are taken. Now 31 case of swine flu registered, 29 out of them are imported.

 

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