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Paran? registers eight more deaths provoked by the virus Influenza H1N1

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The total of deaths provoked by the virus Influenza H1N1 in this year in the Paran? passed from five to 13, in accordance with report updated in the afternoon of this Monday (25) by the State General office of Health.

With eight new cases registered by the Paran?, pig flu raises for 51 the number of deaths provoked by the influenza A (H1N1) - in the South Region of the country in 2012.

In Saint Catarina, who must spread a new report tomorrow (26), 33 persons died already. In Rio Grande do Sul, five. Three states register a total of 571 confirmed cases of the disease.

13 deaths from Paran? caused by the influenza A were registered from the last March in ten cities of several regions of the state: Saint Jos? of the Pine forests (3), Curitiba (2), Thick Tip (1), Saint Mateus of the South (1), Astorga (1), Apucarana (1), Corn?lio Proc?pio (1), Tibagi (1), Captain Le?nidas Marques (1) and Siqueira Campos (1).

Of 13 cases, eleven took place in this month. The winter, which began in the last day 20, makes easy the circulation of several subtypes of the virus of the flu. According to report published by the general office, the age group of the patients who died it was varying between 16 and 70 years of age.

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