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Swine flu is not revealed in Azerbaijan
The epidemiological situation in Azerbaijan is under control. No cases of swine flu were reported. In recent days blood test of approximately a hundred people have been taken, but N1H1 virus has not been found, according to the press service of the Ministry of Health. The same source reported that in some hospitals beds have been prepared for potential patients (Research Institute of Lung Diseases, Clinical Medical Center №1, as well as the Children's Hospital of Infectious Diseases №7.) In turn, the press service of the State Customs Committee said that customs checkpoints of Azerbaijan did not registered the virus A (H1N1.) If customs checkpoints find people with high temperature, they are placed in a thermal insulators, the report says. -03B04-
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