10 out of 12 probable, suspect cases in Japan not SARS

10 out of 12 probable, suspect cases in Japan not SARS

TOKYO, Japan - Members of a Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry panel on SARS gather in Tokyo on April 22 to examine 12 suspect and probable SARS cases in Japan. The panel concluded that 10 of them are not SARS, but withheld judgment on the other two. (Kyodo)

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