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Suspected bird flu patient in Beijing dies
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January 6, 2009, Tuesday
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A suspected bird flu patient in Beijing has died, local health bureau said today.
The woman named Huang Yanqing died at 7:20am yesterday. Her age is not known yet.
Huang, a native of east China's Fujian Province, bought nine ducks at a market in Beijing's neighboring Hebei Province on Dec. 19 along with two town fellows. She cleaned the ducks' internal organs, according to the Beijing Health Bureau.
The bureau said 116 people had been in close contact with the patient. One nurse who had been in contact with the patient suffered from fever. The nurse has recovered.
Beijing has reported the case to the World Health Organization, and health authorities of China's Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions.
An emergency meeting was convened in Beijing yesterday evening to handle the bird flu case.
The woman named Huang Yanqing died at 7:20am yesterday. Her age is not known yet.
Huang, a native of east China's Fujian Province, bought nine ducks at a market in Beijing's neighboring Hebei Province on Dec. 19 along with two town fellows. She cleaned the ducks' internal organs, according to the Beijing Health Bureau.
The bureau said 116 people had been in close contact with the patient. One nurse who had been in contact with the patient suffered from fever. The nurse has recovered.
Beijing has reported the case to the World Health Organization, and health authorities of China's Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions.
An emergency meeting was convened in Beijing yesterday evening to handle the bird flu case.
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