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From influenza AH1N1 a person dies in Queretaro

Tonka

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http://www.aztecanoticias.com.mx/notas/estados/33225/muere-una-persona-por-influenza-en-queretaro

From influenza AH1N1 a person dies in Queretaro
Source Notimex
Spanish-Eng. translation
December 15, 2010

13:51 hrs
Queretaro, Queretaro .- The state health secretary, Mario C?sar Garc?a Feregrino, confirmed the death of an adult because of the influenza A (H1N1).

He clarified that the person who died was "very old", not to give further details of the case. He reported that today began mass vaccination against influenza in public squares and malls of the entity.

He noted that since now begin the implementation of the first batch of 15 000 vaccinations to uninsured population.

Vaccination modules work throughout the morning and be located in different malls and public squares, but suspended the activities on Sundays.

So far the agency recorded 483 000 reports of respiratory tract infections.
 
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