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The 17th Regional one of Health investigates two suspect deaths of flu A, what took place between Thursday (5) and Friday (6) in Londoner's hospitals. According to informations of the sector of Epidemiologia, today, a 27-year-old young person died at the Londoner's Holy Home and yesterday the death of a 44-year-old man was registered in the Evangelic Hospital. Besides, the 17th Regional one investigates the death of two old ones, residents of Tamarana (62 km to the south of Londoner), what died in this week. A 65-year-old man died in the last Monday (2) in a local hospital. The next day, a 80-year-old man was transferred of Tamarana to the Hospital of the Southern District, in Londoner, but it did not hold and came to death. In the beginning of this week, the State General office of Health confirmed the first death for flu A in Londoner. A 49-year-old patient was interned as a result of other diseases and it had the diagnosis of H1N1 in the University Hospital (HU).
