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Ecuador: Eight people killed by H1N1 virus

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Eight people killed by H1N1 virus in Ecuador

The authorities considered that the number of cases is small enough to believe that there's an outbreak


Quito | Tuesday January 4, 2011
Notimex | El Universal
9:10



The Ecuador Ministry of Health confirmed the death of eight people in Quito because of the H1N1 flu, but denied that there had been a resurgence of the epidemic in the country.

Two other patients are hospitalized in the capital of Ecuador, said the source,
while the National Institute Izquieta Leopoldo Perez, Guayaquil, which is responsible for respective national analysis confirmed the existence of 20 cases.

...


The first news about the reappearance of H1N1 virus occurred in the province
Imbabura, north of Quito, where three cases, none of the affected
deceased.

http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/734854.html
 
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