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Colombia: 13 People have died from the H1N1 in Antioquia during this year 2015

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The health authorities of Antioquia revealed that in the course of this year 2015 have killed 13 people by H1N1, a substantial increase if you take into account that during all of last year 18 people died in this department.

The government also increased the warning between the medical and hospital personnel, Due to the presence of the virus and the possibility that the infected continue to increase in some subregions Antioquia.-

According to the Manager of Public Health of Antioquia, Zulma Field Tabares Morales, 218 people have tested positive in the influenza virus, in the last year, Of which 48 corresponds to the first two months of this validity.

"So far this year 2015 have been reported 13 deaths from H1N1. The most affected areas are the Aburra Valley and the near East. It is important to appeal to the community to take protective measures such as the wearing of the hijab and facemasks", stated Tabares Morales.

http://www.caracol.com.co/noticias/...ante-este-ano-2015/20150226/nota/2650169.aspx
 
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