France: 7th death linked to swine flu on Reunion Island

[Gert van der Hoek]

Reunion: girl dies of H1N1

AFP

31/08/2009 | Updated: 14:51 | Add to my selection

A little girl of 5 years "carrying the flu virus H1N1" and suffering from many other diseases died yesterday evening at the meeting, said Monday the prefecture. "The girl suffered from many underlying diseases, including respiratory," said a statement from the prefect. "After being admitted to hospital, she presented a respiratory distress syndrome and acute complications that have rapidly committed life-threatening" it added.

The levy to seek influenza virus H1N1 was found "positive", according to the prefecture said 11 people died of the H1N1 virus in France: 2 city, 5 in New Caledonia, 3 in Polynesia and thus 1 on Reunion island.

The prefecture has not recorded two deaths on the island 19 and August 20 and "possibly related" to the virus H1N1, according to the Epidemiology Unit inter-Mayotte Reunion (Cire) in the absence of samples. The flu included as a cause of death on their death certificate.

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[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: France: 2nd swine flu death on Reunion Island

Re: France: 2nd swine flu death on Reunion Island

01/09/2009 21:30


SAINT-DENIS DE LA REUNION (AFP) - Influenza H1N1: death of a man of 69 years


SAINT-DENIS DE LA REUNION (AFP) - Influenza H1N1: death of a man of 69 years A man of 69 years, carrying the flu virus H1N1, died last Friday
La Reunion, bringing to 2 deaths in this island since the early
the epidemic and to 14 the total of deaths in France, said Tuesday the prefecture's
Meeting.

"This man suffered from severe underlying diseases, including heart and
breathing, "the statement said of the prefecture.

Admitted to hospital in Saint-Pierre in the morning of Friday, "he presented a
respiratory distress syndrome and acute complications that have rapidly
committed his life-threatening, "the statement said.

The levy on the same day revealed a positive result for the virus
influenza H1N1.

To date, two people with the virus died in La Reunion. The other
is a girl of 5 years, suffering also from many other diseases,
died Sunday evening.

The prefecture did not record deaths among both registered in the Isle
19 and August 20 and only "possibly related" to the H1N1 virus in the absence of
samples. The flu was mentioned as a cause of their death certificate
death.

In total, 22,500 people were infected by the virus since the Meeting
July.

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[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: France: 3rd swine flu death on Reunion Island

Re: France: 3rd swine flu death on Reunion Island

google translated

H1N1 influenza: a woman of 28 years died in Reunion

Released yesterday, Tuesday, September 8, 2009


A woman of 28 years carrying the flu virus H1N1 and suffering from multiple diseases died Tuesday at the meeting, bringing to three the total number of deaths from the virus in the island, said the prefecture.


"The patient suffered from multiple diseases including neurological and respiratory diseases," said a statement from the prefecture. "She was admitted August 26 at the intensive care unit of Hospital of St. Benedict, where she presented a respiratory distress syndrome and acute complications that have rapidly committed life-threatening" it added.

The levy has revealed a positive result for the H1N1 virus, according to the prefecture. This is the third death recorded in the island associated with influenza H1N1.

At Reunion, 22,000 people were infected with influenza H1N1 during the week of August 24 to 30, bringing to nearly 50,000 the number of people affected by the flu since the beginning of the epidemic, early July, according to the latest estimates of the Interregional Epidemiology Unit Reunion-Mayotte (WAX).

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[Gert van der Hoek]

Re: France: 7th death linked to swine flu on Reunion Island

google translated

A 7th deaths possibly linked to the flu.

CLICANOO.COM | Posted September 21, 2009

Influenza A has made a 7 th victim. The man of 80 years died at his home this
Monday, a statement of the prefecture.

Less than a week between the last death of it. Friday is a patient of 32 years
succumbed to the virus H1N1.

Another person has been struck down by influenza A.

According to a statement from the prefecture, it seems that Gramoun 80 years presented
several risk factors for complications of influenza.

He died Monday at his home in St. Louis. The death brings to seven the number of people
whose death was linked to the influenza A

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Maimouna CAMARA

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