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Lithuania: 19 total deaths

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Last week in Lithuania registered lower incidence of influenza and acute upper respiratory tract infections (ŪVKTI), however, Klaipeda, Marijampole, Utena, and the incidence increased in volume.
Communicable Diseases and AIDS Centre (ULAC), the last week of illness 63.36 10 thousand. population, 10 thousand a week earlier. population was 66.1 cases of influenza and ŪVKTI.
The lowest incidence rate of influenza and ŪVKTI registered in the county of Klaipeda (39.2 out of 10 thousand.'s Population), the highest - in Marijampole County (94.6).
Flu epidemic still not withdrawn in seven municipalities Raseiniai Mazeikiai, Kupiskis, Rokiskis EU region and Marijampole districts and municipalities of Calvary.
February 21-27 due to influenza were hospitalized 222 people, including 111 children under 17 years of age and 111 adults, 19 pregnant women. Seven people taken to the intensive care unit.
From January 1st to February 27th of laboratory-confirmed 19 deaths from the A (H1N1) influenza virus. Dead people have not been vaccinated influenza vaccine.


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