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A/H1N1 attacks Chile senators, artists and athletes

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.cronica.com.mx/nota.php?id_nota=440386

Attacks on human influenza Chile senators, artists and athletes
NOTIMEX Santiago | World
Sunday June 21, 2009 | Time Generated: 15:48 | Last updated: 15:48

The pandemic of human influenza that is spreading in South America has dramatically impacted equally Chile politicians, artists and athletes who are part of the payroll of more than four thousand infected in the country.

The human influenza has reached the doors of Congress, television studios and the dressing of several football clubs in the first division, some of whom even had to suspend matches.

In Chile, according to statistics from the Ministry of Health, four thousand 315 people have been infected with the human influenza since May 17 last, making it the country with the largest number of cases in South America.

The senator from the ruling Party for Democracy Guido Girardi was the first public personality infected with the disease that travels the world as uncontrollable.

Girardi, a doctor by profession, should be placed last week in a Mexico City clinic affected by obstructive pneumonia and bronchitis, caused by the influenza virus AH1N1 human.

Last April, Girardi said that two or three million children could be infected with new virus and that about 100 thousand of them could die from the disease. Until this Sunday in Chile five victims had died of the virus.

Influenza, according to local media that has affected much of the four thousand 315 people officially recognized, also came to television and sowed panic among a youthful, YING, where one of its participants contagion.

The young Francisca Ayala, model and dancer, was diagnosed with human flu and had to leave the ranks of a program to prevent widespread contamination that would have forced out the air.

Hotuiti Teao, a native of Easter Island (Rapa Nui), and Ying animator boyfriend Francisca Ayala, had also gone, as a precaution, the popular evening program of dances and contests.

Football, the most popular sport in Chile, also was affected by the spread of disease throughout all regions of Chile.

AH1N1 but the virus has also begun to decimate the campus of the football clubs of first division, fortunately at a time when the Apertura tournament is coming to an end.

The club Rangers in the city of Talca, should suspend a meeting scheduled for this Sunday, after three of its members - Francisco Orellana, Pablo Andres Vranjic and Bastian Arce, were infected with the human influenza virus.

"We will meet to adopt a measure as a club to take some steps. It is possible that there are more affected, which we know in the coming hours," said a leader on Saturday to the daily La Tercera.

The three infected Miroslav Mirosevic joined Rangers from Catholic University, whose staff immediately began to take medication to prevent the spread of the disease as we dispute their passage to the tournament semifinals.

In Colo Colo, the most popular club of Chile, Rodrigo Millar was infected while at the University of Chile, classified as a semi, the disease attacked Rafael Olarra.

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Re: A/H1N1 attacks Chile senators, artists and athletes

#1: "The pandemic of human influenza that is spreading in South America has dramatically impacted equally Chile politicians, artists and athletes who are part of the payroll of more than four thousand infected in the country."

Seems reasonable to think that elsewhere worldwide will be the same.

But even now no more stringent measures or awareness is taken from the nations, some even relaxes the roaming.

Why is that? The big are all so sure to prevail the illness? Early vaccines at hands?

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