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A year after the pandemic H1N1, 214 cases reported in Campeche
Wednesday, April 28, 2010 21:36
A year after the Federal Health Department determined the total closure of restaurants, clubs, schools and various locations across the country, the epidemic influenza virus type A H1N1, Enr ique Iv?n Gonz?lez L?pez, head of the agency in Campeche, said they are pleased to be the state with the lowest incidence. "In a year in the country have recorded more than 72 000 cases of Influenza A H1N1-Campeche cases contributed only 2,214- 172 people have died, only four of them in our federal entity. "
The state official said that the inhabitants of 11 municipalities responded to the health and safety measures they were told, and after the implementation of vacunas.Con 85 percent coverage of the Ministry of Health in the State distributed 90 000 vaccines , of which 75 have applied mil.Todas these doses were used for vulnerable groups of pregnant women and children under five, elderly people, nurses, doctors, people with asthma problems, including others that have been covered so parcial.Gonz?lez Lopez commented that compared to neighboring states such as Tabasco, which has 2,210 cases and reporting Yucatan three thousand 658, Campeche continues as the lowest incidence despite already registered four deaths.
"Today, Campeche is first in lower incidence of verified cases of human influenza and mortality cases, this could be achieved with the excellent participation, with over 800 thousand inhabitants of the 11 Campeche and awareness-raising work make the media "dijo.Argument? the human influenza virus is here to stay and" we must learn to prevent the damage it may cause "not only by vaccination but Campeche achieve a new culture of prevention health.
The health secretary urged the public to continue with preventive measures daily, such as hand washing, proper technique of sneezing, not self-medicate, and go to their nearest health center.
A year after the pandemic H1N1, 214 cases reported in Campeche
Wednesday, April 28, 2010 21:36
A year after the Federal Health Department determined the total closure of restaurants, clubs, schools and various locations across the country, the epidemic influenza virus type A H1N1, Enr ique Iv?n Gonz?lez L?pez, head of the agency in Campeche, said they are pleased to be the state with the lowest incidence. "In a year in the country have recorded more than 72 000 cases of Influenza A H1N1-Campeche cases contributed only 2,214- 172 people have died, only four of them in our federal entity. "
The state official said that the inhabitants of 11 municipalities responded to the health and safety measures they were told, and after the implementation of vacunas.Con 85 percent coverage of the Ministry of Health in the State distributed 90 000 vaccines , of which 75 have applied mil.Todas these doses were used for vulnerable groups of pregnant women and children under five, elderly people, nurses, doctors, people with asthma problems, including others that have been covered so parcial.Gonz?lez Lopez commented that compared to neighboring states such as Tabasco, which has 2,210 cases and reporting Yucatan three thousand 658, Campeche continues as the lowest incidence despite already registered four deaths.
"Today, Campeche is first in lower incidence of verified cases of human influenza and mortality cases, this could be achieved with the excellent participation, with over 800 thousand inhabitants of the 11 Campeche and awareness-raising work make the media "dijo.Argument? the human influenza virus is here to stay and" we must learn to prevent the damage it may cause "not only by vaccination but Campeche achieve a new culture of prevention health.
The health secretary urged the public to continue with preventive measures daily, such as hand washing, proper technique of sneezing, not self-medicate, and go to their nearest health center.