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Swine Flu spreads among military in Finland

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The Finnish military said Friday that a patient had been diagnosed with swine influenza at the Armoured Brigade base in Parola near H?meenlinna, marking the country's first swine flu case of the autumn flu season.

The Defence Forces added that five other people were exhibiting symptoms linked to swine flu.

The military said it would monitor the situation at other bases.


http://newsroom.finland.fi/public/default.aspx?app=803&newsid=28998
 
Swine Flu spreads among military in Finland

Swine flu jyll?? Parola Armoured Brigade. Armed Forces of the confirmed outbreaks of the disease is seven, and in addition to almost 200 servicemen suffering from typical symptoms of swine flu.
Swine influenza appears to have spread to the garrison of Rovaniemi. Armed Forces epidemiological Maria Virkki, says that in Rovaniemi, a few patients with symptoms likely to be swine flu.
Addressed the singer of the conscripts suffer from headaches, fever and hard muscular pains.
Parola, all servicemen in the throes of the disease do not fit in a sick house, and that is why most of them may recover in its own tuvissaan. Because of the disease has not been designed to free cancellations.
The first swine flu case was confirmed Parola Armoured Brigade in late November.

http://www.ts.fi/online/kotimaa/180180.html
 
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The Finnish Defence Forces said Wednesday that a further six swine influenza cases had been confirmed at the Armoured Brigade base in Parola near H?meenlinna.

The military added that more than 250 conscripts had sought treatment over the past two days, with about half exhibiting symptoms typical of swine flu.

The season's first swine flu case was confirmed at the Parola base in late November.

The military said it was not planning leave cancellations over the swine flu cases.


http://newsroom.finland.fi/public/default.aspx?app=803&newsid=29067
 
Re: Swine Flu Suspected in Rovaniemi

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Rovaniemi two garrison serving conscript suspected of A (H1N1) - that is, sikainfluenssaa.Tiistaina 7.12. Military Medical Centre in Rovaniemi Health Centre of the morning came to the reception of a number (30 servicemen), headache, muscle aches and kuumeoireisia patients. Of these, six had a high fever. Four patients were A (H1N1) influenza rapid test, two of which were positive. Samples were sent on Health and Welfare Agency (THL) for analysis. At the moment, the garrison of 15 influenza patients who suffer from either seasonal influenza or the A (H1N1) influenza. Head Doctor Mark Kerola that the garrison will be launched at the garrison influenssaepidemia.T?ss? not considered rental bans. All of the garrison's conscripts as well as employed staff have received Health and Welfare Administration (THL) line with its guidance in the spread of infection to limit and prevent. Garrison of Health will cooperate in Lapland Central Hospital infectious diseases unit of the armed forces as well as epidemiology with which instruct operations.

http://www.kaleva.fi/uutiset/rovaniemen-varuskunnassa-sikainfluenssa-epailyja/881050
 
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Source: http://www.hs.fi/english/article/Sw...ison+at+Parola+Armoured+Brigade/1135262263090

Swine flu is spreading through garrison at Parola Armoured Brigade
National servicemen in Rovaniemi also suspected of having contracted H1N1

Swine flu is spreading through garrison at Parola Armoured Brigade
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Swine flu is back on the Finnish map, and has surfaced first - as so often in these cases - within conscripts in the army.
The infection has taken over the Parola Armoured Brigade.
According to the Finnish Defence Forces, there are currently seven confirmed cases of the illness caused by the H1N1 virus, while just fewer than 200 other national servicemen are suffering from symptoms of swine flu.
Swine flu also seems to have spread to a garrison in Rovaniemi.
The Defence Forces epidemiologist Maria Virkki explains that in Rovaniemi there are a couple of patients who, based on their symptoms, are thought likely to have contracted the H1N1 virus.
According to Virkki, the conscripts are suffering from headaches, high temperature, and muscle pain.

In Parola, the garrison?s infirmary is unable to accommodate all the servicemen with swine flu symptoms...
 
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Swine flu spreads

12/13/2010

The flu has now also been found at the garrison in Tampere. A case has been recorded and some other people have fallen ill with similar symptons.

A person has tested negative.

Last week, started new cases of swine flu again emerge. The garrison of Parola and in Rovaniemi are confirmed cases of H1N1.

Also at other garrisons investigated suspected flu symptoms. In South Karelia suspected two people have fallen ill with swine flu.

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Re: Swine Flu spreads among military in Finland

The first H1N1-positive conscripts have been found in Niinisalo garrison in Kankaanp??.
We also suspect that some other people have fallen ill with flu. Samples were taken on them, but no results have not yet received.
In Niinisalo garrison began to go a training camp and 3,000 participants are on their way there from different parts of Finland.
Now is suspected swine flu cases in both S?kyl? and Niinisalo garrisons.

http://svenska.yle.fi/nyheter/artikel.php?id=203592
 
Re: Swine Flu spreads among military in Finland

Nine Finnish garrisons now reporting suspected swine flu cases


According to the information gathered by the Centre for Military Medicine, as many as nine of the Defence Forces? 24 garrisons may already have conscripts exhibiting symptoms of swine flu.

Strong suspicions of the spread of the ailment among conscripts have also been expressed in the Finnish Border Guard?s Immola unit in Imatra in the southeast of Finland.

The largest number of conscripts suffering from swine flu are still found in the garrison of the Parola Armoured Brigade in H?meenlinna.
In addition, the illness is suspected to have taken over garrisons in Tampere, Rovaniemi, and Kajaani. It may also have spread to conscripts from Lahti during a training camp in Lohtaja, and to garrisons in Vekaraj?rvi, Hamina, Niinisalo, and Siilinj?rvi.
According to the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE?s Satakunta radio, the acute fever reported in the S?kyl? garrison near Pori is also most likely to be swine flu.
?Most of the fever cases are still suspected of being H1N1-positive, as there has not been enough time to examine the samples taken from them?, reports the Defence Forces epidemiologist Maria Virkki.

Most of the conscripts are to go home for Christmas, whereupon the number of swine flu cases is expected to increase.
The conscripts? holidays have not been banned, as at the moment the bans could not prevent the infection from spreading, according to Virkki.
With the exception of Parola, the number of H1N1-positive conscripts is still rather low.

http://www.hs.fi/english/article/Ni...rting+suspected+swine+flu+cases/1135262433041
 
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http://spanish.peopledaily.com.cn/31614/7233714.html

Spanish to English translation
It spreads influenza A (H1N1) in Finnish army

According Xhin news, the epidemic of influenza A (H1N1) has spread in army bases all over Finland with a total of 48 confirmed cases reported on 16 Finnish media.
It was confirmed that a conscript basis of the armored brigade of Hameenlinna, southern Finland, became the first case of influenza A (H1N1) in Finland flu season started in late November. Six other recruits were diagnosed in late December.

So far we have found 48 confirmed cases of influenza A (H1N1) in 14 bases of the Finnish Defence Forcesthroughout the the country . In addition, more than 1,000 recruits have been reviewed by symptoms associated with this disease. Professor Ilkka Julkunen Finnish National Institute for Health and Welfare, said that influenza A (H1N1) is spreading really fast in the Finnish army and possibly beyond military bases. Has been confirmed at least one civil case in Hameenlinna, near the base of the armored brigade where he found the first case of the season.

However, Julkunen said of a major new epidemic of influenza A (H1N1), is expected to be more lenient because more than half of Finnish residents were vaccinated against enferemdad. (Xinhua)
17/12/2010
 
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