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Mongolia Reports 1259 Confirmed Cases, 29 Deaths

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记者11日从内蒙古自治区卫生厅了解到,12月9日零时至12月10日零时,内蒙古共新增甲型H1N1流感确诊病例5例,其中住院治疗4例,居家治疗1例。​
11, from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region's Health Department learned that at 0:00 on December 9 to at 12:00 on December 10, Inner Mongolia, a total of new cases of Influenza A H1N1 influenza confirmed in 5 cases, including hospitalization in 4 cases, home treatment in 1 case.



截至12月10日零时,全区累计报告聚集性疫情101起,共报告甲型H1N1流感确诊病例1044例,其中已治愈943例。​
As at 12:00 on December 10, the region had reported 101 clusters of outbreaks, the H1N1 influenza were reported in 1044 cases of confirmed cases of influenza, of which 943 cases have been cured.
全区累计报告死亡病例9例。​
Region's total reported deaths in 9 cases.
(记者李国萍通讯员生焰明)​
(Xinhua correspondent for Health Yan-Ming Li-ping)


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Re: Mongolia Reports 1044 Confirmed Cases, 9 Deaths

Re: Mongolia Reports 1044 Confirmed Cases, 9 Deaths

H1N1 Mongolian Update
Written by Administrator
Friday, January 15, 2010.
According to the Ministry of Health, the number of laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 has reached 1259.
The death toll caused by H1N1 pandemic influenza has now taken 29 people so far. Of that, 15 deaths were recorded in Ulaanbaatar City, 5 in Uvurkhangai, 2 in Dornogobi and 1 in Arkhangai, Bulgan, Sukhbaatar, Dundgobi and Bayan-ulgii provinces each.

As we previously reported, the WHO delivered 100 thousand doses of H1N1 vaccine. In the first phase, vaccines were planned to be provided to pregnant women. Accordingly, the districts? united hospitals are currently providing vaccines to pregnant women.

Children were immunized with 60 thousand doses vaccine for A subtype influenza H1N1 virus.

32 thousand doses of vaccine were divided among public servants and starting since yesterday, the General Emergency Agency and the State Professional Control Agency?s staff were involved in the vaccination.

And beginning today, newsmen who are at constant risk of infection because of their regular communication with the public, are now being vaccinated. According the Ministry of Health, 270 journalists will be involved in the vaccination.

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