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A man dies with suspicious symptoms of the AH1N1

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The deceased was living in the Area 4 of the departmental capital. The doctors who treated it took the sample for the studies laboratoriales that will be realized in the Central Laboratory of the Department of Health in Asunci?n of way to determine the real cause of his decease. On this matter the director of the Tenth Sanitary Region, doctor Hector Arnella expressed in the morning of this Thursday a bulletin clarifying that the case of the supposed assertion of the first case of A H1N1 in the country keeps on handling as suspect. " Before the publication appeared in national means of press of the assertion of the first case of influenza A H1N1 in the department of the High Parana, we meet in the obligation to clarify that the confirmatory study for the pandemic vine-stock of the mentioned case, they are still in process for what the closing of the same one at present is dependent on the results laboratoriales ", he affirms the text. According to the bulletin: " The information divulged in diverse means was a fruit of a bad interpretation of partial available information of the case.
We request the communicators and the citizenship his comprehension, since the closing of a suspicious case of an illness of epidemiologic importance has a process that he must be respected, for what it is necessary to treat with prudence and precision ". " Well definitive information of this one is not even known as other notified cases, these will be widely available as it is already a custom across the corresponding channels ", it reaches the bulletin.

http://www.ultimahora.com/notas/315419-Muere-un-hombre-con-sintomas-sospechosos-del-AH1N1
 
Re: A man dies with suspicious symptoms of the AH1N1

Dr. Ivan Allende, the director of alertness of the Department of Health Publica and Social Well-being indicated that the death registered in the zone of High Parana does not owe to the flu H1N1 since they did not detect the circulation of the said virus in the country.


Before the news of a supposed death for flu H1N1 in the President's zone Franc the holder of Alertness of the Health indicated that the studies are carried out to determine if the death owed or not to the said illness. According to Allende the deceased person was suffering from a picture of pneumonia, fact that it does not demonstrate that his death was taking place for the flu H1N1. On the other hand the manager of of the Alertness of the Health, indicated that after the pandemic untied in 2009, one has not raised the sanitary alert. He concluded his declarations showing his worry for other viruses that circulate in the country as they it are the fastidiousness in his different serotipos and the yellow fever.


http://www.ultimahora.com/notas/315...rte-en-Alto-Parana-no-se-deberia-a-gripe-H1N1
 
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