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Condition of MERS patient worsens
首例MERS患者病情加重
The number of people who have been in close contact with the first Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) patient in China has risen to 77 in Guangdong, the provincial Health and Family Planning Commission said. Among them, 64 have been quarantined while 13 others, including 11 passengers on a bus to Huizhou boarded by the man, have not yet been contacted.
據(jù)廣東省衛(wèi)生計生委通報，確認目前廣東省中東呼吸綜合征(MERS)首例病例密切接觸者增加至77人，已隔離64人，尚未取得聯(lián)系還有13人，其中包括11名與病例一同乘坐巴士前往惠州的乘客。
None of the quarantined have showed any abnormality.
隔離人員中暫無人出現(xiàn)不適。
The condition of the patient, a 44-year-old South Korean man, has worsened but he is conscious, his vital signs stable, and his heart rate and blood pressure normal. He flew from Seoul to Hong Kong last Tuesday, a day after his father was diagnosed with MERS, and traveled to Huizhou by bus the same day, ignoring instructions from doctors to stay at home.
通報稱，該確診患者病情加重，但血壓、心率正常，生命體征平穩(wěn)，神志清晰。這名44歲韓國男子于5月26日，即其父被確診MERS的第二天，拒絕醫(yī)生勸告擅自離家，由首爾飛抵香港，同日乘坐巴士抵達惠州。
