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Bahrain confirms first swine flu case
- Bahrain: Tuesday, May 26 - 2009 at 11:28
A Bahraini student, who had recently returned from New York in the US, has tested positive for H1N1 swine flu, a day after he had been cleared by Health Ministry specialists, Bahrain's Health Ministry has confirmed. The Ministry's public relations director Adel Ali Abdulla said the student was retested with new equipment and testing kits which arrived in Bahrain in the last 24 hours. The student is responding positively to the Tamiflu treatment, and is expected to recover fully.
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