Argentina's unknown cause of pneumonia increased to 10 cases of WHO positive monitoring

Xinhua News Agency, Buenos Aires, September 2 (Reporter Ni Ruijie) Argentina's Health Department of Tyman Province, Argentina, said on the 2nd that 1 case of unknown causes of pneumonia in the province increased, and the total number of cases increased to 10 cases.

According to the report from the health department, the new case is a 81 -year -old man, which is related to previous unknown causes of pneumonia. At present, the man has been admitted to the hospital for treatment, other complications have occurred, and the condition is more serious.

The health department previously reported that cases appeared in a hospital in the province, most of which were medical staff in the hospital. As of now, the unknown pneumonia has killed three people.

The World Health Organization stated that pneumonia is being monitored in Argentina. The Fan Mei Health Organization issued a statement on the 1st on the 1st that the Headian Health Department was jointly investigating the case of unknown pneumonia.

Argentina Health said in a statement a few days ago that the first batch of patients had symptoms such as vomiting, high fever, muscle soreness, diarrhea, etc. from August 18th to 22nd. The possibility of new crown pneumonia, type A and B and B and a variety of common pathogenic infections.

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