Gert van der Hoek
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Three Finnish Health Workers Infected With H1N1
Saturday, September 19, 2009 13:02 pm
Helsinki, (TVOne)
Three health care workers at a hospital in Tampere, southern Finland, have been diagnosed with swine flu A/H1N1 infected, Finnish media reported on Friday.
According to the report, the three health care workers at the Tampere University Hospital had confirmed the virus Thursday, but they are symptoms of flu and it does not seem widespread in the hospital.
National Institute for Health and the Finnish welfare state there was no major outbreak of swine influenza A/H1N1 which appeared in Finland, although there is little transmission previously reported. The agency said the case of swine flu confirmed A/H1N1 in Finland so far has amounted to 244, but no reports of deaths.
Finnish government plans to launch a large-scale vaccination efforts throughout the country to cope with outbreaks of swine flu that is expected A/H1N1 emerged during the autumn and cold this year.
When the vaccine first to arrive in early October, the health care personnel and pregnant women will be injected first. (Ant)
http://www.tvone.co.id/berita/view/23578/2009/09/19/tiga_pekerja_kesehatan_finlandia_terinfeksi_h1n1
Three Finnish Health Workers Infected With H1N1
Saturday, September 19, 2009 13:02 pm
Helsinki, (TVOne)
Three health care workers at a hospital in Tampere, southern Finland, have been diagnosed with swine flu A/H1N1 infected, Finnish media reported on Friday.
According to the report, the three health care workers at the Tampere University Hospital had confirmed the virus Thursday, but they are symptoms of flu and it does not seem widespread in the hospital.
National Institute for Health and the Finnish welfare state there was no major outbreak of swine influenza A/H1N1 which appeared in Finland, although there is little transmission previously reported. The agency said the case of swine flu confirmed A/H1N1 in Finland so far has amounted to 244, but no reports of deaths.
Finnish government plans to launch a large-scale vaccination efforts throughout the country to cope with outbreaks of swine flu that is expected A/H1N1 emerged during the autumn and cold this year.
When the vaccine first to arrive in early October, the health care personnel and pregnant women will be injected first. (Ant)
http://www.tvone.co.id/berita/view/23578/2009/09/19/tiga_pekerja_kesehatan_finlandia_terinfeksi_h1n1