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	Following the H1N1 influenza infection since June 19, the hospital implemented strict measures to prevent outbreak in the 14-day period, he said announcing that all of the 35 confirmed swine flu patients now had no fever, no coughing nor other complications but they would remain in the quarantine until July 2. Then the hospital on July 3 would do a major disinfecting the facility before opening for services as usual.</div>
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35 swine-flu patients recover

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35 swine-flu patients recover

The 35 confirmed swine flu patients at the Nakhon Ratchasima's Rajanagarindra Psychiatric Hospital had recovered back to normal, hospital director Dr Pitakpol Boonyamalik said Thursday.

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