The Ministry of Health denies reports about infecting wife head of Nakhichevan the "swine flu"
On 10 January Sevil Talibova, the wife of the head of the Supreme Majlis of Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic Vasif Talibov, was taken to the Ankara hospital "Ibn Sina" on suspicion of "swine flu", reported the Turkish newspaper "Sabah" on January 11. According to the same source, Talibova was brought from Nakhchivan by a helicopter, and she was connected to a special device. Now her heath has stabilized a little. With her special flight to Ankara came Vasif Talibov with children and other relatives. Sevil Talibova is in intensive care, the newspaper reported.
However, the press service of the Ministry of Health of the country said that no cases of “swine flu” were registered in Nakhichevan.
Director of the Anti-Plague Station of Ministry of Health, Akif Abdullayev said that according to the results of the analyzes, the virus “swine flu” was not revealed in Azerbaijan.- 05D04-
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