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Four members of a family tucumana, between them a baby of 11 months, became infected with the virus of the influeza A but they are in process of home recovery after receiving the discharge on the part of the doctors, he informed today the department of Health of the province. ' After remaining internee, the patients were given of discharge with good clinical evolution ', it points out the official bulletin, which also adds that the technical teams realized the corresponding actions to control the focus. The first case was detected on February 29, in the operative area of the city of The Talitas, it was proved that a baby of 11 months was infected by the virus of the influeza A (H1N1). Two days later, on March 2 the illness was confirmed in another three relatives of the patient: a 42-year-old woman and another two children 2 and 6-year-old males of age. The four are members of a family domiciled in Town Mariano Moreno, in The Talitas, municipality located in the north limit of the capital tucumana, and they are being treated in his houses, after having remained interned in different hospitals.
