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147 cases of influenza H1N1 detected in Bolivia

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
The Minister of Health, Juan Carlos Calvimontes, announced yesterday that so far detected 147 cases of influenza A H1N1, due to the low temperatures, being affected departments of Santa Cruz, La Paz and Beni. The authority of Government,
In time to report on the latest reports received by the Ministry of Health on the number of cases of influenza H1N1, said to be implemented in the coming days a prevention campaign. "It has been at this time 147 cases at the national level, of which 121 are in Santa Cruz,
13 In La Paz and 13 in Beni" .Calvimontes announced that for the campaign of prevention account with 700 thousand vaccines, which will be distributed to all departments of the Bolivian territory.
He said that the dose will be aimed at children under the age of five years, since it is the age prone to respiratory diseases, it also noted that also vaccinate adults over 65 years of age.

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