Addition of Egyptian cases raises avian flu tally to 204

25 Apr 2006

The World Health Organization (WHO) today recognized eight human cases of H5N1 avian influenza previously reported in Egypt, pushing the global case count to 204, with 113 deaths. The Egyptian government has been reporting a total of 12 human cases, but until today the WHO had listed only 4 cases in Egypt. Full Story

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