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July 13, 2007
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Woman ill with Japanese encephalitis
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Centre for Health Protection

The Centre for Health Protection has confirmed an imported case of Japanese encephalitis involving a 22-year-old Tai Kok Tsui woman, the first case reported this year.

 

She travelled to Guangdong June 9 to 22 and developed fever and headache on June 24. She was admitted to Caritas Medical Centre two days later and discharged July 10.

 

Her husband and two children have no symptoms.



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