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Respiratory infections are beginning to decrease

Tonka

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http://radiouno.com.pe/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=19417&Itemid=26
Spanish to English Translation

RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS ARE BEGINNING TO DECREASE
Written by Radio One
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 2011
Steady decline. According to reports from the Regional Health Directorate Tacna, acute respiratory infections are occurring despite a significant decrease in rainfall recorded in the high Andes, said Dr. Edgar Tejada Vasquez Executive Director of Epidemiology.

He added that to date there have been 2,186 cases in children under five years and that total only 7.6% of cases occur in the provinces of Tarata, and Jorge Basadre Candarave Grohmann. He added that this past week have been reported 306 episodes, a figure also lower when compared with the previous week where there were 386 cases.

Similarly, said this week there was a severe case of pneumonia, and three cases were detected in people older than five years. But he said that so far only has severe cases of 26 accumulated so far this year.

At another point he noted that this week reported 24 cases of OB / Asthma, showing a slight increase over the previous week, all the cases occurred in the province of Tacna, mainly in the district of Tacna, followed by Gregorio Albarracin Lanchipa and Alto de la Alianza.
 
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