Last updated: 9 Nov 2026 | 14 Views |
From Egypt: in early December 2025 Egypt's health minister denied social-media rumours of a mystery virus and confirmed the rise in illness was seasonal H1N1 flu. Thai condominium managers, whose residents share news in LINE groups, should learn how to communicate facts and protect common areas.
Egypt's Ahram Online reported on 8 December 2025 that Health Minister Khaled Abdel-Ghaffar denied social-media rumours of a mysterious virus or 'Corona-25'.
The minister confirmed the rise in respiratory illness was seasonal H1N1 influenza, normal for winter, and urged the public to follow official sources rather than information shared on social media.
Thai condominiums have hundreds of units sharing lifts, gyms and pools, with LINE groups where rumours spread fast. Points to watch are:
According to the World Health Organization, seasonal influenza spreads easily where people gather, such as schools and nursing homes. It spreads through droplets when people cough or sneeze, and through hands that touch contaminated surfaces and then the eyes, nose or mouth. Most people recover within a week, but young children, older adults, pregnant women and people with chronic illness are at risk of severe disease. Influenza is an enveloped virus, which suitable disinfectants can inactivate.
The World Health Disinfection disinfection service uses ULV fogging machines that turn the disinfectant into a fine mist. It settles across the whole area, including corners, curtains, upholstery and surfaces that hand wiping cannot reach.
The World Health Disinfection ozone treatment service uses machines that generate ozone gas from oxygen in the air. It suits closed rooms such as meeting rooms, bedrooms, classrooms, sick bays and vans, helping reduce germs in the air and on surfaces and removing stale odours. Ozone breaks back down into oxygen after treatment, leaving no residue.
Q: What rumours did Egypt's minister deny? A: Rumours of a mysterious virus or 'Corona-25', per the 8 December 2025 report.
Q: What was behind Egypt's rise in illness? A: Seasonal H1N1 influenza, as the minister confirmed.
Q: Does the fogging disinfectant work on flu? A: The team uses Chemgene HLD4H, which meets EN 14476 for virucidal activity according to the product page, and influenza is an enveloped virus that suitable disinfectants can inactivate. Fogging does not replace vaccination or handwashing.
Q: Can I enter the room right after ozone treatment? A: No one should be in the room during treatment. Ventilate afterwards before normal use; the team will advise the right time for the room size.
Q: Can condominium juristic persons get a tax invoice? A: Yes. Tax invoices are issued and 3% withholding tax is supported. Call 065-556-6294 or LINE @whd268.
The real news from Egypt shows facts reduce fear and real prevention reduces germs. Condos that communicate well and keep common areas clean earn residents' trust. Reduce the risk with the World Health Disinfection disinfection service for lobbies, lifts and parcel rooms, and the ozone treatment service for gyms, meeting rooms and units on request. To book, call 065-556-6294 or LINE @whd268.
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