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Across a bulletin, the Executive National Direction of Communications of the Box of Social security (CSS) confirmed the death of a two-year-old child, because of the virus of the influenza A H1N1. The minor ? entered with a respiratory severe infection ? to the Hospital of Pediatric Specialities of the CSS, as the report prays. In the note it was revealed that ? this weekend cases of Influenza were brought TO H1N1 in the Hospital of Pediatric Specialities. He found out about 9 detected cases, of which 7 are probable and 2 are confirmed ? .Las authorities recommend to avoid the direct contact with the sick persons or that should have fever and cough, to wash his/her/its hands of a frequent way, to cover the mouth and nose with a handkerchief descartable when it sneezes or coughs, to use masks and to avoid kisses and greetings with persons with symptoms of flu.