menafn : declared in Qatar reports new coronavirus infection

It added that the resident was then placed in isolation to receive the necessary medical attention. People who interacted with the patient but did not have any symptoms are currently undergoing the necessary medical examination. There were a total 19 confirmed cases in Qatar, which led to seven deaths. E-Mail Article Printer-Friendly Translate Share Article Text SizeLab tests showed that a 62-year-old resident suffers from the virus, the ministry said in a press statement. The person came in with symptoms of fever and abdominal pain.People who interacted with the patient but did not have any symptoms are currently undergoing the necessary medical examination.

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File photoDOHAQatar has reported the first infection of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), commonly known as coronavirus, in 2017. The last coronavirus infection was reported in the tiny Gulf state in May of last year. Qatar has reported seven deaths from MERS since the virus was first detected in the Gulf country in 2012. A 62-year-old resident is suspected to have contracted the virus, the Health Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday. It is presumed that long-term physical contact can lead to infection.


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