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Almotamar Net - Anti-epidemic diseases Director General at the Ministry of  Public Health and Populating Dr Abdul Hakim al-Kuhlani has on Saturday affirmed recovery of the rest case of swine flu H1N1 discovered in Yemen of a Yemeni student returning fro the US has recovered completely , expecting the recovery of the other four cases in next days.

Saturday, 20-June-2009
Almotamar.net - Anti-epidemic diseases Director General at the Ministry of Public Health and Populating Dr Abdul Hakim al-Kuhlani has on Saturday affirmed recovery of the rest case of swine flu H1N1 discovered in Yemen of a Yemeni student returning fro the US has recovered completely , expecting the recovery of the other four cases in next days.

In a short statement to almotamar.net, Dr al-Kuhlani has said the 4 other cases of the disease have recovered by 90% and expected that on Sunday the cases would have completed the decided course of treatment and would be recovered completely. This has also been confirmed by director general of Health Bureau in Aden dr al-Khidr Laour who made it clear the possibility of the three cases of the swine flu in Aden of leaving their houses to lead their normal life.

In response to a question by almotamar.net on condition of the rest 32 of the students team returning from the US, Dr al-Kuhlani clarified that 4 health teams have been set up in the capital and Aden governorate and those teams visited the returnee students in their houses and took necessary precautionary measures. He also pointed to conducting necessary medical check ups of those students and that results of examinations will be announced at a later time.

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