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An A/H1N1 death reported in Pflugerville TX

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.txcn.com/sharedcontent/d...s/062909kvue_swine_flu_death-cb.1c2b72de.html

Pflugerville man dies from swine flu
03:49 PM CDT on Monday, June 29, 2009

KVUE.com

Austin-Travis County health officials Monday reported a Pflugerville man has died from H1N1 Influenza, commonly known as swine flu.
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Officials say the man was 49 years old, but did not release any additional details about his death.

"Given the fact that several deaths in Texas and hundreds globally have occurred due to this illness?this is not an unexpected event," said Dr. Phil Huang, Medical Director for Austin/Travis County Health and Human Services, in a news release. "We continue to coordinate with local, state and national partners to monitor the spread of this illness."

Officials say there have been 113 confirmed cases and one probable case of swine flu in Travis County as of June 26. Statewide, there have been 2,982 confirmed and probable cases and 13 deaths...
 
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