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Fourteen students from Roosevelt have flu AH1N1

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Fourteen students from Roosevelt have flu AH1N1
Fourteen AH1N1 flu cases were reported among students of Roosevelt School (La Molina), after a trip he took boys from the senior year to Punta Cana (Dominican Republic), according to information that hung on his website that study center .

Although the school speaks of 15 cases, the Ministry of Health (MOH) confirmed only 14.

Spokesmen for the campus reported that school children were infected after the trip, which was conducted independently to the institution and with the participation of 64 young people and six adults.

"Guys came out on 25 November and returned on 30 in the morning. Many did not come to school that day or the next day, when parents call, we indicated that they had symptoms of influenza. Were made to give positive reviews and was reported to MINSA, school spokesmen reported.

The head of the Directorate General of Epidemiology Minsa, Luis Suarez Ognio, indicating that cases were reported to the Health of Lima Este (DISA IV) and then told the confirmation that the Roosevelt school officials last Friday .

The official stressed that no other cases reported in schools in Lima.

On the progress of this disease in the country, Suarez said that so far there have been 9062 confirmed cases and 203 people died. TO TAKE ACCOUNT

Minsa expects the first batch of flu vaccines AH1N1 (about 100,000 doses) arrives in the first half of January the country.
Its implementation will be prioritized to children under age 5, pregnant women, people with chronic diseases and health workers.
 
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