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382 cases and 5 killed by influenza A (H1N1) in Bolivia

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The departmental health (Headquarters) of La Paz, Beni, Cochabamba, Tarija and Santa Cruz, Oruro services reported up to epidemiological week number 22 killed five and 382 cases of influenza A (H1N1) in Bolivia. Peace declared health alert and the Ministry of education delayed by 30 minutes hours admission to schools in the three departments of the Andean area.


A wave of polar cold beats largely of Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile and Bolivia from the first days of June, provoking a descent of temperatures up to record minimums, and a notable increase of cases of traditional influenza, respiratory virus sincicial and flu A (H1N1).
Up to the twentieth epidemiologic week 193 cases of flu were confirmed A (H1N1). ? We might say that the flu is controlled and there are no yet indexes that go so far as to us to worry, but we are taking forecasts ?, the minister of Health Juan Carlos Calvimontes declared the past on June 1.
Nevertheless, the cases of flu A (H1N1) in La Paz increased from 34 to 85 in only one week, 46 minor % from 5 to 14 years. The incidence is high compared to the past management when 63 cases were brought in the whole year, there alerted the boss of the Unit of Epidemiolog?a of the Head offices La Paz Ren? Barrientos.

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