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Doubling the numbers of deaths in a month and a half

Tonka

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http://www.exonline.com.mx/diario/n...n_las_cifras_de_muertes_en_mes_y_medio/778217

13-November-2009
Doubling the numbers of deaths in a month and a half
Laura Toribio
According to records of the Ministry of Health, recognized cases in that time equaled the anoles reported among human influenza deaths reported from April to October doubled in the last month and a half. Only in November, there were 94 confirmed deaths, exactly what was reported from May to August.
From 1 October to 11 November, the Health Secretariat (SSA) clinically confirmed 246 deaths, exceeding by ten to the 236 that were accumulated from 23 April (when it was decreed an epidemiological alert) to October 1.
The last report of the unit reports that in Mexico, 482 people have died from the virus A H1N1, 20 more than the 10 November, when they released 462.
The statistics available on the Internet from the SSA shows that from October to confirm increased deaths.
In ten days, from 2 to 11 November, 94 deaths were reported (without means who have died at that time), ie 20 per cent since the pandemic began.
In three months, from 26 May to 25 August, the figure was identical: 94 confirmed deaths from the virus.
Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, argued on Tuesday in Laredo, Texas, rose quantities over a period of one month, because the review of cases accelerated.
"Not because they died in recent weeks, people who have died since July," he said.
He recalled that the emergence of the H1N1 virus was widely criticized for giving a death toll turned out to be wrong, because although at the time said 20 people had died a week later corrected himself and said they were only seven.
"I was criticized for saying he had x number of deaths, and when the full study was made of cases and biological confirmation, since many deaths was not matched, there were instances of patients with stroke, among other causes , and had been mistaken for a severe pneumonia, but was not the A H1N1. "
According to the report released yesterday by the Ministry of Health in the country, 61 thousand 633 people have caught the new virus.
In the situation of states, the Federal District holds the top position of more cases with an aggregate of six thousand 937. Then there is the State of Mexico, which joined in the last report three thousand 725 patients, moving to Chiapas, who stayed with three thousand 636.
San Luis Potosi, also climbed and is now in fourth place with three thousand 505 cases, leaving three thousand Nuevo Leon 267.
For deaths by age group between 30 and 39, the virus has been more deadly. In total, 107 people between this age range have died. Then, with 99 deaths, are young people between 20 and 29 years.
Seventy percent of deaths were concentrated in 20 to 54 years.
 
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