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10 diagnosed with H1N1 flu being treated at Irbid hospital
By JT - Jan 14,2016 - Last updated at Jan 14,2016
AMMAN — The number of patients diagnosed with H1N1 flu (swine flu) who have been admitted to King Abdullah I University Hospital in Irbid reached 10 on Wednesday, according to the hospital director, Ibrahim Bani Hani.
They are currently undergoing treatment, he said. In the past two months, five H1N1-related deaths were registered, Bani Hani added, noting that it is easier to overcome the infection when it is dealt with at its early stages, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
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