71.   There have been no deaths since Saturday afternoon and dialysis treatments were continuing on as usual Monday.

72.   Tolosei said the family had tried to seek dialysis treatment at government hospitals, but there was a long waiting period due to the large number of patients.

73.   Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou remained on a life support system Thursday and was undergoing dialysis treatment as a team of specialists battled to save his life.

74.   He developed kidney problems, underwent frequent dialysis treatment and a tracheotomy operation, and for a while breathed with the aid of a respirator.

75.   He had been receiving dialysis treatment for kidney disease over a long period, according to a hospital spokeswoman.

76.   But it said Papandreou was still still breathing with the help of a respirator and undergoing regular kidney dialysis treatment to purify his blood.

77.   But physicians ruled out dialysis treatment for the time being, despite a persisting renal problem.

78.   Doctors maintained Thursday that Papandreou now is in good health and recovering well, but needs to continue dialysis treatments to clean impurities from his blood.

79.   Doctors said he is in good health and recovering well, but needs to continue undergoing dialysis treatments.

80.   Doctors treating the prime minister have been giving him dialysis treatment every two days, said the bulletin, adding the state of his heart remained unchanged.