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Native baby with suspected flu dies in Boa Vista

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The National Foundation of the Indian (Funai) of Roraima is perfecting the causes of the death of the baby yanomami, of 6 months, which it died in Tuesday (27) in the Native Hospital of Good Sight. According to the Front of Protection Yanomami in the State, the child came being two months interned with symptoms of flu and pneumonia in the Childlike Holy Hospital Ant?nio up to receiving tall doctor in the beginning of this week. In accordance with the front, another two native children are still interned in the Hospital of the Indian with the same symptoms, in isolation. ' One of them is of the Amazon and to others it is of Roraima same. Our fear is of what the decision on the cause of the death of the baby could confirm that it the question is virus of the flu A (H1N1). If this diagnosis to be confirmed, I am afraid that the Indians are decimated for the disease, since it the question is Indians of somewhat contact with the civilization and therefore they are more fragile to ' urbane diseases '. They are more isolated and we had contact with them there is a little time ', said John Catalano, coordinator of the Front of Protection Yanomami, who is linked to the Funai.

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