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PANAMA, (AFP). ? A dead and minor at least 45 confirmed cases of flu A (H1N1) have been registered in Panama, he informed this Tuesday, July 24, the Department of Health, which gives vaccines the population to avoid the spread of the illness. ? Till now we have 80 cases of influenza in the country, of which 45 are A (H1N1) ?, said this Tuesday the General Secretary of the Department of Health, F?lix Bonilla, Range finder. The director of medical services of the Box of Social security, Javier D?az, confirmed on his part that a two-year-old minor died in a hospital of the capital three weeks ago, the first mortal victim of this flu in the country that is brought in two years. According to Bonilla, ? in any point of the country we have A (H1N1) ?, especially in the capital, ? for the rains ?, although it tinted that the viruses that are circulating in Panama ? are capable to the vaccine ? that the authorities administer of free form.
