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Three people died of influenza A/H1N1, 50 confirmed cases in a week

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Three people have died from H1N1 flu in the week February 28 to March 6 and the other 50 was confirmed influenza virus infection, most cases were registered in Bucharest and the counties of Hunedoara, Iasi, Prahova, Brasov, Calarasi . In the week 28 February to 6 March there were 121 993 cases of acute respiratory infections, 11.1% less compared with those recorded in the previous week and 800 clinical conditions compatible with influenza (number compared with the previous week) as reported by the Ministry of Health received from the National Disease Surveillance Centre Transmisibile.?n result of laboratory tests have confirmed 107 cases of flu, 50 of type A/H1N1 and 57 type B. From October 2010 until Currently there were 604 cases of flu, the Health Ministry said in a statement Wednesday.


Four of the persons who were confirmed infection died, three due to H1N1 avian flu and one of type B. Two deaths were recorded in the county of Constanta, about being a woman aged 60 years, factors risk associated with influenza A/H1N1 confirmed and another woman, aged 37 years, who had influenza type B. Two other women, in Bucharest, Teleorman county, aged 47 and respectively 58 years have died from flu A/H1N1.Din 107 cases of influenza (A/H1N1, A/H3N2 and B), most were registered in Bucharest (21) and Iasi (17), Hunedoara (16) Prahova (seven), Brasov, Calarasi, Constanta and River (five).
The other cases were confirmed in Botosani, Ilfov, Vrancea (three), Bacau, Dolj, Sibiu (two), Alba, Arad, Arges, Braila, Cluj, Galati, Ialomita, Mures and Timis Teleorman (one case ). Most cases of H1N1 influenza have been confirmed in Bucharest (eight) and Hunedoara (11), Iasi, Prahova (five), Brasov, Calarasi (three). Ministry of Health states that, although decreasing incidence of acute respiratory infections and influenza was 3.6% higher than average three weeks earlier and was still above the maximum expected. "positivation degree of total samples tested (38.9%) was lower than at the previous week, showing still a higher proportion of cases of influenza B virus influenza activity was moderate, with regional spread, "reads the Health citat.Ministerul state that the last weekly rates of absenteeism and school day care units have been declining.


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