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The Basic System of Integral Health (SIBASI) confirmed that they support low study three suspicious cases of flu H1N1, pictures registered in the department of Usulut?n. The director of the SIBASI of the oriental department, Juan Romagoza, informed that one of three cases corresponds to that of a 20-year-old young man, who died last weekend in the Hospital of San Miguel. The doctors determined that the cause of death was a pneumonia, but it is suspected that he was suffering of H1N1, from what the tests were practised on him to determine if it was a carrier of the illness. The young man was original of the municipality of San Francisco Javier, in Usulut?n, and San Pedro came to the Hospital to receive medical attention, but it was moved, later, to the hospital of San Miguel, where died.