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JALISCO, January 9.- Jalisco is keeping a watchful eye to a surge in infections of influenza in these first days of January. There are already seven serious cases, some requiring hospitalization. Health authorities fear that this year the influenza behave extremely aggressive, in addition to the low temperatures in several municipalities of the entity that temperatures are below zero, the acute respiratory diseases could be multiplied. The period of seasonal influenza it extends until the month of May circulating among the population. The H1N1 virus is characterized as endemic, persists in the environment and is causing cases that are very much related to the cold seasons, is going to being present in the country along with the influenza A and influenza B viruses', said the director of Public Health, Blackaller was appointed Ahmsa's Jorge Ayala.
