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Two deaths for Influenza A-H1N1 in Tamaulipas

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Reynosa, Tamaulipas. - On The evening of this Tuesday registered in Reynosa the second death for Influenza A-H1N1, and they revealed the authorities of Health of Tamaulipas that raised to 12 the number of patients confirmed with this virus.

The victim died also in the General Hospital of Reynosa, at only a few hours of which one of the nurses who there works died as a consequence of the Influenza A-H1N1.

The second victim is a 34-year-old man of age who was presenting very important alterations of his respiratory device and big difficulty for his aereaci?n, dying on the evening of this Tuesday.

Although in the General Hospital doctors confirmed that it is a question of the second death for this virus, in City Victory the Secretary of Health, Norberto Trevi?o Garc?a Manzo, made sure that it will be until the Wednesday morning when there is confirmed if it was for Influenza A-H1N1.

But if he admitted that the tests of 8 cases that were sent to the State Laboratory of Public Health, gave positive to the virus, confirming to him 12 cases up to the moment.

http://www.cntamaulipas.info/?a=not&nota=95424
 
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