Saudis who handle camels have been

Saudis who handle camels have been told to wear protective clothing - masks and gloves. In a statement, the Ministry of Agriculture advised people to avoid contact with the animals if they can and to drink only boiled camel milk.

The Ministry is responding to increasing concern from health experts that camels are the likeliest carriers of the SARS-like virus, MERS, which has spread across much of the Middle East, but is at its most virulent in Saudi Arabia.

The camel remains a key part of traditional Saudi life. Some farmers have scoffed at the warnings, with one posting a video of himself hugging and kissing his camels, asking one to sneeze into his face.

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Saudis who handle camels have been told to wear protective clothing - masks and gloves. In a Statement, The Ministry of Agriculture advised People to Avoid Contact with The Animals IF they Can and to Drink only boiled camel Milk. The Ministry is responding to Increasing Concern from Health Experts that Camels are The likeliest Carriers of The SARS-like Virus,. MERS, which has spread Across much of The Middle East, but in Saudi Arabia is at ITS Most Virulent. camel Remains a Key Part of The Traditional Saudi Life. Some farmers have scoffed at the warnings, with one posting a video of himself hugging and kissing his camels, asking one to sneeze into his face.