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Rose to six the number of patients who suffer from the influenza virus AH1N1 in Arequipa, said Hugo Rojas, regional manager of Health of the region. The two new affected by the virus are persons of the female of 57 and 67 years, who were interned in the hospital Honorio Delgado admitted after the relevant examinations. One of the patients was transferred the Intensive Care Unit of the same hospital, while the other patient is found only in the area of Pulmonology and presents respiratory failure.
Last year, a 16-year-old boy lost his life in the influenza AH1N1 in Arequipa. The deceased had complications of evil after suffering a cerebral palsy.
