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Latvia reports two more deaths from swine flu

Gert van der Hoek

In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
В Латвии зарегистрированы еще две смерти от свиного гриппа

В Риге от пандемического гриппа A(H1N1) умер 49-летний мужчина, а в Екабпилсе - 60-летняя женщина, сообщили сегодня, 25 ноября, агентству BNS в Латвийском инфектологическом центре. Оба они страдали тяжелыми хроническими заболеваниями.

Первый случай смерти от этой болезни был зарегистрирован в середине ноября. Ко вторнику в Латвии было зарегистрировано 745 больных свиным гриппом.

Напомним, что на прошлой неделе заболеваемость гриппом в Латвии превысила эпидемический порог - число заболевших превисило 100 человек на 100.000 жителей

Latvia reports two more deaths from swine flu

In Riga on pandemic influenza A (H1N1) died 49-year-old man, and in Jekabpils - 60-year-old woman, reported today, 25 November, the Latvian news agency BNS infektologicheskom center. Both of them suffered from severe chronic diseases.

The first case of death from the disease was reported in mid-November. By Tuesday, in Latvia there were 745 cases of swine influenza.

Recall that last week the incidence of influenza in Latvia exceeded the epidemic threshold - the number of cases previsilo 100 people per 100,000 residents.

http://www.regnum.ru/news/1228789.html
 
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