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Honduras: 3 new cases of influenza A H1N1

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Honduras: 3 new cases of influenza A H1N1
In Honduras, the incidence of infections has decreased and there were only sporadic cases in major cities. In the industrial capital of Honduras last year reported 21 cases of hemorrhagic dengue and 2 thousand 600 of the classic
05.01.10 - Updated: 05.01.10 05:39 pm - Writing: redaccion@laprensa.hn

San Pedro Sula, Honduras

Three new cases of Influenza A H1N1 were reported in San Pedro Sula reported Wednesday the Health Ministry with infections totaling 616 nationwide.

The head of the Epidemiological Surveillance of the Ministry of Health, Mark Pinel, said the three new reports of influenza were reported in San Pedro Sula. Influenza A H1N1 killed 2009-16 Hondurans, and the current authorities expect 2010 to unleash a new wave of the disease.

In Honduras, the incidence of infections has decreased and there were only sporadic cases in major cities. In the industrial capital of Honduras last year reported 21 cases of hemorrhagic dengue and 2 thousand 600 of the classic
 
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