Azerbaijan strengthens measures against the Middle East crown virus
The Ministry of Health is taking measures to prevent coming of the Middle East respiratory corona virus to Azerbaijan. No facts of infection with this virus have been recorded, according to Musa Jahanov, the Head of the Laboratory of Ministry of Health Anti-Plague Station.
According to him, border checkpoints carry out a medical examination of all arrivals. "With the help of thermo-visors are identified persons with fever. Such persons are placed in the Institute of Lung Diseases, said Jahanov.
Currently corona virus is spread in the neighboring Turkey and Iran, and can easily get in Azerbaijan. This virus was recorded in 2012 in Saudi Arabia, it spreads mainly by droplets.
The disease is similar to a pneumonia with high temperature, cough, shortness of breath.
According Jahanov, compared with Ebola, the mortality rate of the crown virus is not as high. However, there is not a specific treatment.-03B04-
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