Ronan Kelly
Retired 2020
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Confirmed two deaths and 22 cases of influenza in Paraguay
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
July 6, 2010, 18:15 Asunci?n, Jul 6 (Prensa Latina) Two people killed by the virus A (H1N1) and 22 confirmed cases of the disease is a balance to date of an influenza outbreak in five departments located more Asunci?n Paraguay.
The Director of Health Surveillance, Ivan Allende, said at a news conference that it was notified to the World Health Organization the status, which gives Paraguay the category of "country with localized transmission of this pandemic virus in the population" .
The cases of death relate to a woman and a man of Asuncion and Amambay, respectively, whose deaths were reported in as deaths from pneumonia and then the samples could be determined in the presence of the pandemic virus.
"We emphasize that in these cases are people aged 60 years and had comorbidities that led to the situation triggered in fatality," said the specialist, and called the risk groups to be immunized against influenza.
Of the 22 cases confirmed cases, six reported mild in Villarrica, Guaira (south central), four in Caazap? (south), one in Alto Paran? (East), three in Central (East), one in Amambay (northeast) and seven in Asuncion (west).
The specialist said that the axis of the country most affected is the conglomerates to the departments of this and predicted the possibility of pandemic virus spread to the territories adjacent to the affected areas.
Allende said that Paraguay never raised the pandemic alert, not eradicate the virus strain and remain in circulation, which resulted in mild cases.
"Five weeks ago we confirmed movement, but left the country, maybe the cases are not reported by his kindness," he said.
In this regard he warned that the climate is conducive for the existence of movement throughout the year, though, clarified that the transfer is more effective when the temperature is low.
Compared to last year, Allende said that there is a slight increase in the caseload, "but we have the peak of the pandemic influenza" in 2009, he said.
http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=203722&Itemid=1
Confirmed two deaths and 22 cases of influenza in Paraguay
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
July 6, 2010, 18:15 Asunci?n, Jul 6 (Prensa Latina) Two people killed by the virus A (H1N1) and 22 confirmed cases of the disease is a balance to date of an influenza outbreak in five departments located more Asunci?n Paraguay.
The Director of Health Surveillance, Ivan Allende, said at a news conference that it was notified to the World Health Organization the status, which gives Paraguay the category of "country with localized transmission of this pandemic virus in the population" .
The cases of death relate to a woman and a man of Asuncion and Amambay, respectively, whose deaths were reported in as deaths from pneumonia and then the samples could be determined in the presence of the pandemic virus.
"We emphasize that in these cases are people aged 60 years and had comorbidities that led to the situation triggered in fatality," said the specialist, and called the risk groups to be immunized against influenza.
Of the 22 cases confirmed cases, six reported mild in Villarrica, Guaira (south central), four in Caazap? (south), one in Alto Paran? (East), three in Central (East), one in Amambay (northeast) and seven in Asuncion (west).
The specialist said that the axis of the country most affected is the conglomerates to the departments of this and predicted the possibility of pandemic virus spread to the territories adjacent to the affected areas.
Allende said that Paraguay never raised the pandemic alert, not eradicate the virus strain and remain in circulation, which resulted in mild cases.
"Five weeks ago we confirmed movement, but left the country, maybe the cases are not reported by his kindness," he said.
In this regard he warned that the climate is conducive for the existence of movement throughout the year, though, clarified that the transfer is more effective when the temperature is low.
Compared to last year, Allende said that there is a slight increase in the caseload, "but we have the peak of the pandemic influenza" in 2009, he said.
http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=203722&Itemid=1
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