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Colombia: death of officer of Risaralda investigated, A-H1N1 suspected

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Bogota, February 19 (RAM). This is secretary of the Treasury of Virginia, Risaralda, Gustavo Adolfo Gordillo L?pez, who died from respiratory complications that he had been suffering from two weeks ago. First diagnostics are studying the possibility that this was a case of death by the virus to-H1N1.


Gordillo Lopez of 33 years of age died after suffering for 15 days respiratory complications, after several days hospitalized died in a health care center. After the mysterious death, The secretariat of Health of Risaralda, Lina Rendon, announced that it is waiting for the studies that anticipates the virology laboratory of the National Institute of Health, .On the other hand, Health authorities made a call to the community in general to adopt measures for the prevention of respiratory infections such as washing hands frequently with soap and water; when sneezing capped nose and mouth with a disposable tissue, never with the hand.


http://www.eje21.com.co/secciones-m...uncionario-de-risaralda-murio-por-a-h1n1.html
 
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