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School closed in Tabasco for possible cases of H1N1

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http://www.exonline.com.mx/diario/n...n_tabasco_por_posibles_casos_de_a/h1n1/884034

School closed in Tabasco for possible cases of H1N1Fabiola Xicot?ncatl
Health authorities reported eleven cases were detected suspected

InfluenzaVILLAHERMOSA: Health authorities reported that temporarily closed the first private school in this capital by detecting suspicious eleven cases of Influenza A/H1N1.
The information was released by the head of the Ministry of Health, Graham Zapata Luis Felipe, who said the decision to close the school was particularly Kilimanjaro as a preventive measure taken by common agreement between health authorities and the characteristic of school.
This despite the fact that cases are not yet confirmed by the regional laboratory of epidemiology in the state of Tabasco.
Rule out that this measure, Tabasco is a "red light" since Tabasco since last year has only 572 thousand reported cases of this disease.
Health officials also urged the public to reinforce hygiene measures against the recurrence of sudden temperature changes, which could bring a resurgence in cases of influenza A/H1N1, mainly in an area of risk such as schools.
He also confirmed that the Secretariats of Health and Education have provided a coordinated reinforcement of preventive measures such as filters and the search school of suspected cases intentionally campuses.
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