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After the death of a peddler of 34 years last Saturday (31), the municipality of Eirunepe - located 1,160 kilometers from Manaus - entered into state of alert in the prevention of influenza virus. Marcio Silva de Souza presented a table of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and died after having the condition worsened by a pneumonia that led to the bankruptcy of organs. There is suspicion that the stand-alone has been the victim of the influenza type A (H1N1) .The nursing manager of Hospital Vinicius Conrado, Francelio Vieira informed that Marcio had arrived in the city on 24 August, an area where there have been records of people infected by the virus. He showed flu-like symptoms, together with his wife and other passengers of the boat.
Re: Municipality of interior of Amazonas enters in a state of alert after death for suspected H1N1
First death caused by H1N1 in that State in 2013 is confirmed
The suspicion involving the reason of the death of the trader Marcio Silva de Souza, 35, who could have been caused by the Influenza virus type A (H1N1), was confirmed by the Foundation for Health Surveillance (FVS). The victim was admitted to the Hospital Vinicius Conrado, in the municipality of Eirunepe, located 1,160 kilometers from Manaus, On day 27 (Tuesday) and he died last Saturday (01) .In 2013, in Amazonas, this was the first record of death by illness - which had an outbreak worldwide in 2009, gaining notoriety as 'swine flu', And that according to the World Health Organization would result in the death of 18,000 people around the globe in just one year. According to the director-president of FVS, PhD Bernardino Albuquerque, the patient may have contracted the disease during a trip to the municipality of Feijo, in Acre, until Eirunepe, in Amazonas. The director also stated that the patient had no history of preventive vaccination against the disease and, therefore, came to the hospital with Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), in addition to other indications haemagglutin.
