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They have treated 462,732 people for IRAs
This year has been attended 462,732 people for Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI), mostly in the town of Durango 223, 064 queries, numbers provided by the Health Services of Durango.
Most infections have occurred in adults over 65 and children under five years.
There have been no deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning, associated with the use of anafres or hypothermia, due to low temperatures.
Nor burns or injuries have been raised also by the use of other artifacts anafres to emit heat.
This year 122 people have died from IRAs, pneumonia and bronchitis, a figure that has remained before the start of the winter season.
PREVENT SPREAD
The Health Department recommends not sending children to school in case of having any respiratory tract infection, both to prevent infections and to help the recovery by not exposing them to cold.
Health also advised not to kiss your hand if you are sick and avoid going to sites clusters.
Minors and seniors must leave their homes covered neck, mouth and nose when exposed at an early hour.
Taking vitamin C in fruits and vegetables