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There are 321,000 vulnerable to influenza A/H1N1: SSA

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There are 321,000 vulnerable to influenza A/H1N1: SSA

The Secretary of Health, Tamaulipas, Juan Guillermo Mansur Arzola, have revealed that crews prepared to provide care to people who move to shelters by lower temperatures

Alejandro Paz

Ciudad Victoria 17/11/2010.- Secretary of Health, Tamaulipas, Juan Guillermo Mansur Arzola, revealed that brigades are prepared to provide care to people who move to shelters by lower temperatures.

He added that it has recorded that 321 thousand people are vulnerable to catching the influenza A/H1N1 virus. But he said that to meet both demands for winter have been designated the brigades that were being used in the fight against dengue.

"What we have for the problems diarrhea and dengue busy during the summer cycle go to the winter cycle, are about a thousand people used to go to another area spraying, we are prepared to deal with brigades shelters. "

He said the summer season closed with two problems, 400 cases of diarrhea. Considered that in this fall season diarrheal diseases and respiratory diseases rise.
 
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