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Prison outbreak in Buenos Aires-1 of 3 died of A/H1N1

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Source: http://www.impulsobaires.com.ar/nota.php?id=74723


He died a prisoner with influenza A and 22 others affected
The silver-Justice Minister bonaerense Ricardo Casal, reported today that an inmate suffering from influenza A (H1N1) died in a prison in Buenos Aires and 22 more are sick.

Casal said that "we have 22 detainees concerned with risk factors for disease and, usually HIV, 22 of those, 17 are in hospitals in the jails, all medicated and cared for."
The official said that "three people who died had high risk factors for being carriers of HIV, one of them have died of H1N1 confirmed in two other cases did the swabs and is awaiting the outcome."
Added that "making a comparison, we can say that last year between June and in July arrested three people died from respiratory diseases."
Casal noted that the prison system has more than 26 thousand people, an equivalent number of staff. The universe is high to meet. "
"On this total have been applied all the rules dictated by the Ministry of Health, has provided personal security kits are manufactured and chinstrap," he said.
The head of the provincial Justice reported that "from today to all detainees with symptoms of influenza will be provided medication (oseltamivir).

Casal said that in the next few hours to visit the new prison wards that will Florencio Varela ability to maintain isolated and placed 300 people with symptoms of the disease.

Antiviral treatment for human influenza, for those who need it are guaranteed free of charge by the Government, whatever its forecast.
 
Re: A/H1N1: Prison outbreak in Buenos Aires-3 died

Re: A/H1N1: Prison outbreak in Buenos Aires-3 died

Source: http://www.agencialaprovincia.info/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=42737&Itemid=13


Google translation:
Casal announced the deaths of 3 internal

The Minister of Justice in Buenos Aires, Ricardo Casal, announced that the influenza virus A 3 prisoners who died were housed in jails in the province. The common feature is that all were carriers of HIV.


NEWS AGENCY OF THE PROVINCE - Anyway Casal said that prisons "had been established commodity protocols" to prevent the spread of influenza A.
For this "we have fitted a kit to each staff Health" Casal said.
And said that 3 people died of HIV carriers "only in one case he found that the swine flu." www.agencialaprovincia.info
 
Re: Prison outbreak in Buenos Aires-1 of 3 died of A/H1N1

Source: http://www.online-911.com/leer.php?...r-influenza-A-en-la-provincia-de-Buenos-Aires

First influenza A prisoner died in the province of Buenos Aires

Still need to confirm the cause of death of two other inmates. Civil organizations claim that prison conditions, overcrowding and lack of heating could enhance the spread of the disease.

04:45: A prisoner suffering from influenza A (H1N1) died in a prison in Buenos Aires and 22 more are sick. In addition it was reported that the Institute Malbr?n has yet to confirm the cause of death of two other inmates.

The government of Buenos Aires confirmed the first death of an inmate due to influenza A in the province, but stressed that the prison system in the district are all of the rules laid down by preventing healthcare specialists. He was given gloves, alcohol gel chinstrap and health staff to have a protective shield to contact with sick


Justice Minister bonaerense Ricardo Casal, also said that the Institute Malbr?n had yet to confirm the cause of death of two other inmates. In turn, noted that about 26,000 inmates housed in the provincial criminal prisoners are currently 22 categories of risk with the majority living with HIV.

The minister said that "we have 22 detainees concerned with risk factors for disease and, usually HIV, 22 of those, 17 are in hospitals in the jails, all medicated and cared for." He adds that "three people who died had high risk factors for being carriers of HIV, one of them have died of H1N1 confirmed in two other cases did the swabs and is awaiting the outcome."

Casal announced "by comparison, we can say that last year between June and in July arrested three people died from respiratory diseases." He also remarked that the prison system has more than 26 thousand people, an equivalent number of staff. The universe is high to meet. " "On this total have been applied all the rules dictated by the Ministry of Health, has provided personal security kits are manufactured and chinstrap," he said.

The head of the provincial Justice reported that "from this Wednesday to all detainees with symptoms of influenza will be provided medication (oseltamivir)

Casal said that in the next few hours to visit the new prison wards that will Florencio Varela ability to maintain isolated and placed 300 people with symptoms of the disease.

The Association of Relatives of Disappeared Detainees, comprising wives, girlfriends, mothers, sisters and daughters of prisoners in jails under the Federal Prison Service, expressed concern about the situation in prisons in relation to the influenza epidemic A.

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