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Georgia records seventeenth fatality since early year

tetano

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Georgia, Tbilisi, Feb.16 /Trend, N. Kirtskhalia /

Another person died from the H1N1 virus in Georgia. As the National Center for Disease Control told Trend, this time the 50-year-old woman died, who had other chronic diseases that caused complications and the so-called "swine flu".
This is the 17th fatality as a result of the flu this year in Georgia. Twelve people died from the H1N1virus. The rest died from other subtypes of the A type virus and B type virus.

As the Center told Trend, so far "swine flu" has been recorded in 425 people and it was confirmed by laboratory tests. Most of them recovered from the virus without consequences.


http://en.trend.az/news/politics/1830152.html


Added: "With 12 deaths from the virus H1N1, three of them - from the B-type virus and two people - the virus of type A. "
http://newsgeorgia.ru/incidents/20110216/213734899.html
 
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