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Mexico - Patient visits up due to acute diarrhea after Hurricane Ingrid - Madero, Tamaulipas state

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50% Increase in Madero attentions infections

CD AND REGION ? SEPTEMBER 29, 2013 - 11:17 A.M. - SANDRA SOSA
Civil Hospital director mentioned that daily to 15 patients receiving diarrheal ailments because of floods that occur in various colonies of the city oil.


Ciudad Madero ? A 50 percent increase was reported in the number of care to patients with acute diarrheal, go up to 22 patients with stomach infections, said the director of the Hospital Civil de Ciudad Madero Jos? Luis Reyes Torres.

He said that after the rains that left behind Hurricane Ingrid and caused severe flooding in the colonies of the municipality, in the hospital doubled for 15 days the number of queries.

http://www.milenio.com/cdb/doc/noticias2011/50b19f753269a0487fe6c2a44f010e00
 
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