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Already 338 cases of dengue that has registered the Secretary of Health in the state of Sonora, reported Raymundo Lopez Vucovich.
According to data provided by the secretary of health, just in the last week 34 new cases were added in Aconchi, while Navojoa is the town most affected with 160 people infected.
In addition Hermosillo and 24 cases, over 61 of the Town Miguel Aleman.
While in Poplar no reports of dengue, the unit is on alert for the high risk due to the conditions under which the city is still, after the ravages of Hurricane "Norbert."
A 494 account of the increased cases of dengue in the state, 156 more than the last report of the Ministry of Health, although it is very likely that this figure will no longer be raised, predicted Raymundo Lopez Vucovich.
The head of the agency said that no new cases were filed during the last two weeks, since those infected in the last period are of febrile already had in analysis.
"We currently have 494, almost 100 cases more than the last review we had 10 days ago, including the important thing is that we have 2 weeks with no new cases of positivity, and this tells us that we are about to control this outbreak , "He said.
We need to spend between three and four weeks without new cases, remarked, to be able to establish control the dengue outbreak in Sonora.
