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Well-known member
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Guadalajara
Alert influenza has not disappeared
They hide cases of infection by A-H1N1
The West
July 22, 2010
Isaura Lopez Villalobos Collaboration
Guadalajara, Jalisco .- The president of the Committee on Health and Hygiene in the Congress of Jalisco, Jos? Luis Ocampo de la Torre, influenza virus A-H1N1 has not disappeared, the private health sector continues to detect cases, regrets that they are hidden.
While calls for the state Health Secretariat (SS) to restore health alert, to continue with preventive programs and the management and treatment of the sick: "The disease of influenza A-H1N1 has not been finished cases are hiding, "he warned.
The local member noted that private doctors are the ones detected patients with symptoms attributable to the virus, but did not specify hospitals or clinics, the number of people who have tested positive.
According to the information page on influenza A-H1N1 State Government shows no increase in cases, for the July 9, provides that the entity had four thousand 283 patients with 101 deaths, the highest incidence in the deaths were in Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque and Zapopan.
The legislator said that several Warrants will be issuing to the holder of the Ministry of Health, Alfonso Petersen, among them, should restore the health alert for influenza A-H1N1, give treatment to the different sources of the Metropolitan Zone of Guadalajara to prevent Aedes aegypti mosquito proliferate: "The sources are sources of risk and are time bombs, you have to be prevented, dengue is just beginning, take the necessary measures."
In the meantime, the Commission of Hygiene and Health of the State Congress, sent 15 days ago, a trade to the SS to address and prevent dengue in the city fountains without any response.
Guadalajara
Alert influenza has not disappeared
They hide cases of infection by A-H1N1
The West
July 22, 2010
Isaura Lopez Villalobos Collaboration
Guadalajara, Jalisco .- The president of the Committee on Health and Hygiene in the Congress of Jalisco, Jos? Luis Ocampo de la Torre, influenza virus A-H1N1 has not disappeared, the private health sector continues to detect cases, regrets that they are hidden.
While calls for the state Health Secretariat (SS) to restore health alert, to continue with preventive programs and the management and treatment of the sick: "The disease of influenza A-H1N1 has not been finished cases are hiding, "he warned.
The local member noted that private doctors are the ones detected patients with symptoms attributable to the virus, but did not specify hospitals or clinics, the number of people who have tested positive.
According to the information page on influenza A-H1N1 State Government shows no increase in cases, for the July 9, provides that the entity had four thousand 283 patients with 101 deaths, the highest incidence in the deaths were in Guadalajara, Tlaquepaque and Zapopan.
The legislator said that several Warrants will be issuing to the holder of the Ministry of Health, Alfonso Petersen, among them, should restore the health alert for influenza A-H1N1, give treatment to the different sources of the Metropolitan Zone of Guadalajara to prevent Aedes aegypti mosquito proliferate: "The sources are sources of risk and are time bombs, you have to be prevented, dengue is just beginning, take the necessary measures."
In the meantime, the Commission of Hygiene and Health of the State Congress, sent 15 days ago, a trade to the SS to address and prevent dengue in the city fountains without any response.