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Loreto: Some 33 children die from pneumonia

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http://www.rpp.com.pe/2011-07-01-lo...en-a-causa-de-la-neumonia-noticia_380947.html
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Loreto: Some 33 children die from pneumonia
Friday, July 1, 2011 | 5:55 pm

RPP / Jaime VasquezIn the first half of this year reported the deaths of 26 children under 5 years and 7 over 5 years old, reported Diresa Loreto.
A total of 33 children died of pneumonia in the region Loreto , and was announced by Deputy Director of the Regional Health Department, Christian Carey.

Reported that in the first half of this year killed 26 children under 5 years and 7 over 5 years of age. Compared to last year, the number increased, and in 2010 reported 18 deaths.

He noted that the province Mara??n Datem have died a total of 17 children, representing 51% of all the Loreto region.

Meanwhile, Edwin Villacorta Vigo, a pediatrician at Iquitos Support Hospital, said that in that place has not reported any deaths, but have increased respiratory cases in children in rural areas, so called on the population entertain their children.
 
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