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Bolivia: Dengue 2011

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http://www.lagranepoca.com/stories/...ades-declaran-emergencia-sanitaria-en-el-beni

Spanish to English translation

Dengue in Bolivia:
Authorities declare a health emergency in the Beni
The disease has already killed 8 people in this summer. The hospitals are overwhelmed

By Harry Usseglio - The Epoch Times
Mon, 24 Jan 2011 17:13 +0000

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The Bolivian Amazon region of Beni, near the border with Brazil, was declared a health emergency after dengue collect their eighth fatality among the 1,200 confirmed cases so far in 2011, reported the Pan American Health Organization in Bolivia on 21 January.

Four of the deaths occurred in December and the remainder in January.

It is assumed that the actual numbers of infection are much higher than confirmed. "Throughout 2010 and January so far are a total of 4,750 people infected, but we would go from 45,000 to 50,000 have been sickened in this period, because most people do not go to hospitals to be serve, "said the Director of the Department of Health (SITES) in Beni, Maurice Rousseau, as quoted by PAHO / WHO Bolivia middle Reason.

The mayor of Trinidad (capital of Beni), Moses Shirique, and Bishop Manuel Iguigurren were infected, said the OPS / OMS.

A daily average of 50 people show up daily at medical centers with symptoms of dengue fever, nausea, vomiting and high fever, and must be attended to in hospital corridors, from overcrowding of the same, said Chief Wilfredo Camargo Epidemiology the Spanish news media.

Dengue director of the Ministry of Health, Nilsa Mirror, announced that the cleaning and spraying equipment are already working in the city of Trinidad, located 390 km northeast of Peace.

"On Friday 28 January, all activities of the city of Trinidad will be paralyzed because everyone will clean up and collect the waste where they can nest mosquitoes will be a campaign in which shall be paid to each household, or vacant lot," said The Director of Health, quoted by PAHO / WHO.

State Vice President Alvaro Garcia Linera, visited the region last week and promised more aid for other capital and Beni populations affected by the disease, according to the media on-line Virtual Fides.

The cause of dengue is the Aedes aegypti mosquito or mosquito. It breeds in the rainy seasons laying eggs in ponds and reservoirs. Symptoms include headaches and eye, weakness, rash, high fever, nausea, vomiting and joint pains.

The Beni is the second South American Amazon region in reporting casualties. 2 days ago in the department of Loreto in Peru, it was reported that 8 people died because of dengue.
 
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A case of dengue death occurred in Minero
21/feb/11, by Jacquelyn calvetty
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A man who worked at the company UNAGRO died yesterday after spending two days with dengue in the town of Minero, at first no one wanted to give facts of the case and when it was too late just been told the population to take their forecasts and eliminate mosquito breeding in their homes, by the time it is known that health authorities are making their collections and are making the respective block in Mining Casco Viejo neighborhood, where animals were treated according to the mayor said Ronald Balcazar .
On the other hand indicated that the mining district of Education, gave the order for students to contribute to the destruction of farms and urged people to remove containers of standing water from homes that are dumped at the municipal landfill.

http://www.santacruzhoy.info/index.php/provincias/montero/4103.htm
 
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In Santa Cruz confirmed dengue death and declared a red alert
Prevention. More than 250 recorded cases of the disease
Reason The Santa Cruz health officials confirmed the death of a nine year old boy was due to dengue and necessary to confirm the diagnosis of another victim. Meanwhile, the venues declared red alert.

"There are two victims of the disease. One is a minor with whom there were problems in the handling of your situation in a private clinic. The second is an adult who came from mining and we expect the results of the Tropical Disease Center to confirm the exact diagnosis, "he said yesterday Reason Joaqu?n Monasterio, director of the venues.

According to the report by the authority, until Friday had been recorded and documented 257 cases of infection. Based on the foregoing, the Headquarters of Santa Cruz declared a red alert.

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Data for 2009

In 2009 there were over 4,000 cases of dengue and 12 deaths, which has led to policies to prevent the disease in the authorities of Santa Cruz.

Reporter: Paul Deheza - Santa Cruz

http://www.la-razon.com/version.php?ArticleId=125889&EditionId=2447
 
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http://spanish.peopledaily.com.cn/31614/7298465.html
Spanish to English translation

Updated: 2011:02:24.10:25
SPANISH
Dengue takes 17 lives in Bolivia and recorded 4,000 cases suspected

According to Xinhua news, so far this year, dengue fever killed 17 people and reported 4000 suspected cases, mainly in the Amazonian region of Bolivia, reported on 23 Health Minister Nila Heredia.

The official confirmed that the last three low last weekend, went to eastern Santa Cruz, however, said the Amazonian department of Beni, in western Bolivia, remains the region most affected due to Recent rains that favor the spread of mosquito transmitter.

Dengue, a result of the bite of Aedes Aegypti, causes high fever, headache, vomiting and skin rashes, and can be fatal.

The government ordered the strengthening of health teams in many of the departments where there were outbreaks of the disease.

"In the case of La Paz has become a major campaign. Brigades are already coming, but even brigades have been sent to the Beni territory to reach some towns in which they had some impact," he said.

The government of Evo Morales declared on 20 January "health alert" to all of Bolivia by the rapid spread of dengue, especially in tropical regions.

The Bolivian Amazon region of Beni, near the border with Brazil, showed in recent days, the proliferation of cases of dengue fever today passed 2,000, and the confirmation of at least four deaths caused.

In early 2009, Bolivia experienced its worst dengue epidemic in the last 20 years, with 22 dead and more than 50,000 cases, mostly in Santa Cruz.

According to the explanation of Heredia, to the health emergency, the Ministry of Health has the availability of human resources required to send to a particular region, in addition to increased aid and medical supplies to areas where the epidemic must be controlled. (Xinhua)
24/02/2011
 
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1,160 cases of dengue fever in Santa Cruz updated at 05:45

The head of the Department of Health Services (Headquarters) of Santa Cruz, Joaqu?n Monasteries, reported Sunday that the eastern region reported 1,160 suspected dengue cases and described the epidemic of moderate to severe by the proliferation of mosquito due to heavy rains .

"Right now we have like 1,160 dengue suspected cases and confirmed cases, around 100. This was expected from rainfall, "said the state agency ABI.

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http://www.laprensa.com.bo/noticias/28-2-2011/noticias/28-02-2011_12254.php
 
Re: Bolivia: Dengue 2011

Source: http://en.mercopress.com/2011/03/26...-infected-with-dengue-in-paraguay-and-bolivia

Saturday, March 26th 2011 - 08:13 UTC
Deaths and thousands infected with dengue in Paraguay and Bolivia

The dengue disease transmitted by the ?Aedes aegypti? mosquito is again on the attack in most South American countries with Paraguay reporting 18 deaths and Bolivia, 20 and thousands infected so far this year.

...In Bolivia the death toll has climbed to 20 and the number of infected totals 1.670. Furthermore areas in the east of the country, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, bordering with Brazil and Paraguay have been declared under ?sanitary emergency?.

?We?ve registered a peak in the epidemics this year compared to 2010, which was quite mild compared to the record year of 2009 with 22 dengue deaths and 50.000 infections with the disease?, said Bolivian Health minister Nilda Heredia.

However she also pointed out that local health officials have been successful in containing the spread of the disease in the province of Beni bordering with Brazilian Amazon. The operation took place last December.

Nevertheless there is concern ?since we believe a new strain of the disease has entered Bolivia from Brazil. This strain is different to the one from the two previous years and is more aggressive?, said Ms Heredia...
 
Re: Bolivia: Dengue 2011

Source: http://english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90782/90880/7336541.html

Bolivia issues dengue alert following 23 deaths
13:58, March 31, 2011

Bolivia's Health Ministry Tuesday called on its people to keep vigilant against any symptoms of dengue after 23 fatalities and 4,000 cases of infection were reported nationwide in recent days.

Most cases have concentrated in the Amazon region of the South American country, with the highest numbers registered in the provinces of Beni and Santa Cruz, said Health Minister Nila Heredia.

In the Santa Cruz province alone, 11 of the 23 fatalities and some 1,200 cases were reported, Heredia said.

At the main children's hospital in Santa Cruz, there has been a daily admission of up to 50 new dengue cases this week, Heredia said...
 
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http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=464007&Itemid=1
Spanish-English translation

Bolivia national dengue alert and emergency in three regions

La Paz, December 30 (PL) Bolivia said today nationwide alert against dengue and health emergency in the departments of Santa Cruz, Cochabamba and La Paz, through a resolution issued by the Ministry of Health and Sports. The rule instructs that all directors health department, heads of services and hospital authorities must comply with measures for monitoring, control and health care to patients with dengue, and provide timely and adequate information about the disease. Since October dengue killed six people, but although the number of cases is lower than the previous evaluation period, the severity is greater, for this reason emergency was declared, said Health Minister Nila Heredia. The Minister explained that in the previous period, from October 2010 to June 2011, the people were infected with dengue type 1, but this year circulates severe dengue hemorrhagic fever, which requires effective measures to control the disease. In this context, Heredia said that after the provision of emergency medical teams to move containment and surveillance in the peripheral areas of the municipalities of Cochabamba and Santa Cruz adjacent to. In La Paz, the Departmental Health Service will tour the disease endemic areas. The doctors will visit each home to care homes and hospitals will move to serious cases only, to avoid the collapse of health facilities, the source said. Two infants of 5 and 7 months, respectively, died yesterday severe dengue in the Children's Hospital, Santa Cruz, said the medical ICU, Juan Carlos Bonilla. Nationally reported 312 cases, of which 148 correspond to Cochabamba, Santa Cruz 102, 53 to La Paz and nine of Beni
 
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