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Recorded 101 deaths from influenza in NL

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Recorded 101 deaths from influenza in NL

Notimex | 13.03.2010 | 19:08 | National

Monterrey The Health Ministry today confirmed the state's 101 death due to influenza A (H1N1) in Nuevo Leon, which corresponded to a male patient.
On its website, the state agency said the man began 75 years of age with symptoms on 29 January, was admitted to a public hospital on 2 February and died the 15th of the month.

She added that the senior had obesity and hypertension.

Since April last year and to date, there have been 343 cases of four thousand people with symptoms of influenza viruses, of which three thousand 837 have been discarded, he said.

Nationally, he said, have accumulated up to March 10 a total of 393 cases of 71 thousand people with symptoms of A (H1N1), leaving 1,108 deaths confirmed.

Yesterday, the head of the agency, Jesus Zacarias Villarreal Purity, said that in the coming weeks could report a significant reduction in deaths from the virus in the state.
 
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