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A low incidence of influenza A H1N1
* Warning may rise from time to time
El Sol de Cuautla
May 14, 2010
Gabriela Martinez
Cuautla, Morelos .- In the Eastern region of the state there is no alert report cases of influenza A H1N1, condition, which remains completely controlled, so that the Sanitary District III is attentive to the information issued in the coming days Federal Health Ministry, about the possibility of raising the alert influenza.
Meanwhile the health sector remains the vaccination campaigns in the East zone of the state, and reiterated the call to the general public not to relax preventive measures, like washing hands constantly, not self-medicate and do not go to crowded places if you have symptoms of flu.
Angela Patricia Gonzalez Mora, head of the Sanitary District III, said that so far the State Ministry of Health has not issued an alert reporting a possible increase in cases of H1N1 virus in the state.
He further reported that in the 16 municipalities of the region East are only 18 confirmed cases of influenza type A so far in 2010, "none seriously, totally controlled and fortunately no deaths unregistered," the interviewee.
He said vaccination activities remain registering an increase of 35 percent in the application of the dose, which represents about four thousand shots. The total number of vaccines they received from the state level is seven thousand doses, so that the Sanitary District III has biological adequacy, he added.
Mora Gonzalez insisted the education sector to maintain health in schools filters baseline, and to maintain the habit hygienic measures to avoid this and other viral diseases.
Significantly, the Federal Health Ministry hopes to raise the alert for influenza at the end of this month of May, this after meeting the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO