Egypt's media center on Friday denied reports of deadly pandemic viruses and microbes and the reported dengue epidemic, the Middle East News Agency reported.
The first denial was due to reports of the spread of deadly pandemic viruses and microbes in the air that threaten the lives of citizens. The media center - in a report clarifying the facts issued on Friday - that he had contact with the Ministry of Health and Population, which denied the news completely.
The ministry stressed that there is no truth to the reports about the spread of deadly viruses or microbes in the air that threaten the lives of citizens, and that all that is raised in this regard rumors aimed at raising fear and anxiety among citizens, stressing that the country is completely free of any viruses, microbes or other epidemics.
She pointed out that Egypt is implementing a system of surveillance of infectious diseases of epidemic importance, which is one of the most successful surveillance programs in the world certified by international organizations and bodies, led by the World Health Organization, according to a media center statement.
The second denial was due to reports of an outbreak of dengue fever and the emergence of infected cases in Quseir and Hurghada in the Red Sea Governorate.
The media center said that he had contacted the Ministry of Health, which denied the authenticity of the news completely, stressing that there is absolutely no health for the emergence of any case of dengue fever in the Red Sea Governorate or any province at the level of the Republic, and that no cases of this disease in any of the cities of the province , Stressing that the country is completely free of any epidemic diseases, and that the health situation in all provinces of the Republic is completely safe.
The Ministry of Health appealed to the various media and social media users to investigate the accuracy and objectivity in the dissemination of news and to communicate with the concerned authorities in the Ministry to make sure before the publication of information that is not based on any facts, and lead to fear and anxiety among citizens.