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Porto Alegre recorded first death from swine flu in 2011

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The Health Department of Porto Alegre (RS) on Monday confirmed the first death due to influenza A (H1N1) swine flu in 2011. The victim is a girl of 8 years, a resident of the neighborhood of the Open Hills, in the south. According to the secretary, she was not vaccinated against the disease, undergoing chemotherapy to treat leukemia, was diabetic and overweight.

The case has not yet entered in the list of killed this year in the state. The State Department of Health is to account for the cases since last Friday and release a new report on Tuesday. Until last week, the New South Wales recorded 11 deaths from the disease since January and 96 confirmed cases. According to the mayor of the capita city, the city had 17 confirmed cases in 2011.


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