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The public became aware of the West Nile virus after 12 members of the Larrazabal clan in Ormoc City, were earlier reported to have fallen ill due to the rare virus. 


One of the victims, Marcos Larrazabal II, is still in a coma and confined in the intensive care unit of the family-owned Cebu Doctor’s Hospital here.


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West Nile virus present in RP, says US university

April 19, 2002 - 12:00am

CEBU CITY — Despite the claim of Department of Health (DOH) officials that there has been no known case of West Nile virus infection in the country, a United States university report suggested otherwise. The...

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Ormoc virus isn’t West Nile - Dayrit

By Rainier Allan Ronda | April 18, 2002 - 12:00am

Citing the results of a preliminary inquiry, Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit said yesterday the West Nile fever virus did not cause the mysterious illness that afflicted 12 children...

Nation