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Some 18 children died from respiratory infections

Tonka

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http://www.larepublica.pe/05-07-2011/unos-18-ninos-muertos-por-infecciones-respiratorias
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Peru News > Regional >
Some 18 children died from respiratory infections

Tue, 05/07/2011 - 21:44

The Regional Health Department of Puno said that to date there have been 18 deaths of children under 5 years as a result of acute respiratory infections .
According to the latest report issued, the number of visits for these diseases amount to 51,963 , still the province San Rom?n be leading these figures 17,857 .

Given this, the head of the DIRESA-Puno , Jorge L?pez Tejada , said that is intensifying vaccination campaign to prevent these respiratory diseases.

It also urged parents to take greater care with their children , as the temperatures in the region continue to decline.

(LaRep?blica.pe / Agencies)
 
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