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UAE confirms three new cases of swine flu

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NEW CASES: The UAE confirmed three more swine flu cases on Thursday. (Getty Images)
NEW CASES: The UAE confirmed three more swine flu cases on Thursday. (Getty Images)

The UAE's Ministry of Health (MoH) on Thursday announced three new cases of swine flu in the country.

The three patients included a UAE national female and a Malaysian woman and child who entered into the country from abroad.

The MoH added that the three patients were receiving treatment and their conditions were stable, news agency WAM reported.


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It indicated that other patients who were infected earlier with the disease had been treated and discharged from the UAE hospitals after making a full recovery.

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