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Controlled in La Grita H1N1 flu outbreak

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
After an epidemiological silence of 64 days, seven new cases were reported H1N1 flu, this time located in the town of La Grita (J?uregui municipality) in late June, which rises to 44 positive cases of the disease in the region.

The information was released by the regional epidemiologist, Noel Calderon, who said that control was due to timely action of the medical team Sanitary District N0. 5, led by the regional epidemiologist.

He said 45 people were treated and five who had a clinical picture characterized by difficulty breathing, headache, fever, malaise, dry cough, which at 12 were taken and nasopharyngeal swabs were sent to the National Institute of Hygiene 'Rafael Rangel, giving seven of them positive.

He said the regional epidemiologist, who after a medical evaluation determined the hospitalization of eight, four in La Grita and four moved on their own to health centers in San Cristobal, capital of Tachira.


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