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120 H1N1 cases reported in Serbia
Belgrade,
3 August 2009
The Milan Jovanovic Batut public health institute stated today that 120 cases of the influenza A (H1N1) virus have been confirmed in Serbia to date.
Cases have been registered in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Sombor, Srbobran, Nis, Nova Pazova, Subotica, Sabac, Kucevo, Kragujevac, Pancevo, Stara Pazova, Sremska Mitrovica, Loznica, Kraljevo, Kikinda, Cacak, Cuprija, Zrenjanin and Vrsac.
The patients include 67 visitors to the Exit music festival in Novi Sad (11 from the UK, one from Macedonia, two from Canada, one from the Netherlands and 52 from Serbia) as well as six athletes from the Universiade (from Australia, Argentina, Uganda, Zambia and France).
The patients include 67 visitors to the Exit music festival in Novi Sad (11 from the UK, one from Macedonia, two from Canada, one from the Netherlands and 52 from Serbia) as well as six athletes from the Universiade (from Australia, Argentina, Uganda, Zambia and France).
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