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Russia: Epidemic threshold exceeded in Khakassia region

Catbird

Senior Moderator
Machine translation of original article:

"In Khakassia epidemic of influenza and SARS

21/02/2013

Abakan, February 21. In Khakassia exceeded the epidemic threshold for influenza and SARS in 10 municipalities out of 13.

The excess of the average annual incidence rates observed in all age groups. 133 people were hospitalized, including 100 children, according to Republican CPS.

The press service of EMERCOM of Russia in the Republic of Khakassia reported that the situation in the region can not be kept under control, the situation is not expected to extreme.

To prevent the spread of SARS and influenza carried out a partial and complete closure of the children's educational institutions. Altogether, there partially covered 200 classes in 47 schools, 30 teams in 22 kindergartens."
 
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