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The Ministry of public health in Bolivia confirmed 193 patients with influenza H1N1 and a thousand 571 suspected cases, but assured that the spread of this virus is controlled in the country.Minister Juan Carlos Calvimontes indicated that influenza H1N1 is controlled though forecasts are taken.Calvimontes noted at press conference to avoid the proliferation of disease were distributed about 700 thousand doses of vaccines for children under 2 years, adults older than 65, pregnant women and people with chronic diseases.He indicated that you strengthened the equipment of two main laboratories of detection of influenza A (H1N1) in the National Centre for tropical diseases, in Santa Cruz, and the National Institute of laboratories in health, in La Paz.
