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Suspect death in San Ignacio

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.panoramacajamarquino.com/?p=2084

One dead in suspected flu AH1N1
31 Jul, 2009

SAN IGNACIO. The director general of the health center San Ignacio, Ernesto Diaz Reyes confirmed that Barrazueta Huam?n Henden Duarte (27), died suddenly at the health center of San Ignacio, with symptoms of suspected swine flu, they released the indicated doctor in meeting with officials and representatives of various sectors of the province.

According to the medical report, the deceased was ill last week and attended the health center where she was diagnosed with a common flu, later became a medical botica feeling alleged improvement but his condition worsened and doctors could not do anything save your life.

The team from San Ignacio epidemiology has made a diagnosis of all who have been close to the deceased and is no longer the epidemic in their families, but there are two co-workers who have the same symptoms.

Suspected influenza AH1N1 including the deceased belong to the 323 Coffee Cooperative in the province of San Ignacio.

The analysis has already been sent to Lima, for the respective assessment. The death occurred on Tuesday July 28 at 5 pm.
 
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