جواد عوض
02-10-2009, 07:20 PM
سؤال بيلح عليا طبعا كل عام وانتم بخير المدارس بكرة وبعدين الاولاد والبنات ماجابوش لا كتب
ولا ادوات طيب هندرس اية بكرة ؟؟؟؟؟ياريت الاخوة الافاضل يتفضلوا يعرضوا ارائهم لتعم الفايدة وشكرا
انا عن نفسى هااتكلم عن انفلونزا الخنازير اول حصة ودة اللى انا محضروة وطبعتة ان شاء الله يحوز اعجابكم
We wish each one of you the best of luck. And don't worry. In Egypt, swine flu is under control.
Some of you might have had doubts about coming to school in the wake of H1N1 but rest assured. There's nothing to worry about here.
We have recorded only 886 cases of swine flu, 784 of which have fully recovered. Only two Egyptians have died from swine flu as opposed to 550 deaths, 8,800 hospitalizations and one million illnesses in the United States since the disease was first discovered in April. The fatality rate of the virus worldwide is 0.9 per cent whereas the percentage in Egypt is 0.2. So have no fear.
Egypt has stockpiled five million packs of Tamiflu; the drug used to treat swine flu, and signed deals to receive 10 million additional doses in the coming months. We extended our school and university summer vacation for one week to ensure every teaching establishment is ready to combat swine flu when the academic year begins. We increased the number of medical officers at all of the country's entrance points. We are being told by our TV day and night not to get too close to people, to wash our hands frequently and not sneeze or cough into other faces. We are ready to prevent Egyptians by the tens of thousands from journeying to Saudi Arabia for the pilgrimage at the end of November if we feel such a mass gathering of humanity could bring a new influx of carriers. We even slaughtered all our 300,000 pigs even though that was totally unnecessary. We are doing everything we can and shouldn't do to protect our citizens and guests.
In the end, even if things do start to get out of hand here in Egypt, swine flu cases are not expected to peak before November. By then, dear students our ministry has prepared TV channels and educational web sites to air lessons in case of emergency.
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ولا ادوات طيب هندرس اية بكرة ؟؟؟؟؟ياريت الاخوة الافاضل يتفضلوا يعرضوا ارائهم لتعم الفايدة وشكرا
انا عن نفسى هااتكلم عن انفلونزا الخنازير اول حصة ودة اللى انا محضروة وطبعتة ان شاء الله يحوز اعجابكم
We wish each one of you the best of luck. And don't worry. In Egypt, swine flu is under control.
Some of you might have had doubts about coming to school in the wake of H1N1 but rest assured. There's nothing to worry about here.
We have recorded only 886 cases of swine flu, 784 of which have fully recovered. Only two Egyptians have died from swine flu as opposed to 550 deaths, 8,800 hospitalizations and one million illnesses in the United States since the disease was first discovered in April. The fatality rate of the virus worldwide is 0.9 per cent whereas the percentage in Egypt is 0.2. So have no fear.
Egypt has stockpiled five million packs of Tamiflu; the drug used to treat swine flu, and signed deals to receive 10 million additional doses in the coming months. We extended our school and university summer vacation for one week to ensure every teaching establishment is ready to combat swine flu when the academic year begins. We increased the number of medical officers at all of the country's entrance points. We are being told by our TV day and night not to get too close to people, to wash our hands frequently and not sneeze or cough into other faces. We are ready to prevent Egyptians by the tens of thousands from journeying to Saudi Arabia for the pilgrimage at the end of November if we feel such a mass gathering of humanity could bring a new influx of carriers. We even slaughtered all our 300,000 pigs even though that was totally unnecessary. We are doing everything we can and shouldn't do to protect our citizens and guests.
In the end, even if things do start to get out of hand here in Egypt, swine flu cases are not expected to peak before November. By then, dear students our ministry has prepared TV channels and educational web sites to air lessons in case of emergency.
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