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The WHO (World Health Organisation) has said the acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) is now acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus and urgent. The WHO’s spokesman for health acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus Dr Keiji Fukuda said MERS is not acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus a global health acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus but needs to be carefully monitored. Dr Fukuda said declaring an acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus is "a major act" that can unnecessarily "raise acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus." He added that there is no " acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus of person-to-person transmissibility". The virus has been reported in 18 acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus since starting in Saudi Arabia in 2012. There have been 571 confirmed acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus and 171 deaths.

The USA's Center for Disease Control said MERS is a acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus respiratory illness. It said: "Most people who have been confirmed to have the MERS acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus developed severe acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus respiratory illness. They a had a acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus, cough, and shortness of breath. About 30 per cent of these people died." Researchers believe it came from acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus in Saudi Arabia. Everyone who got it had very close acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus with other acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus. Doctors said it does not spread like a acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus virus. U.S. airports are advising those acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus to the Middle East to wash their hands often and "avoid close contact with acuteanxietiescamelscasescontactcountriescurrentlyemergencyevidencefeverfluinfectionsecurityserioussicksuffererstravellingviralvirus people".