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6 cases of flu H1N1 in Merida

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Hurtado Rolando Cobos | .- A H1N1 virus returns to be present in the city of Merida. According to unofficial information issued by the Department of Epidemiology of the state, four cases are recorded in the capital and another pair in The Lookout, south of the entity. Through the version offered by the staff consulted, it was learned that the virus had attacked with such force in M?rida, last outbreak, it is normal to record some cases of the disease, since it has not been fully controlled. She told the source that does not mean that the emergency re-submit with the aforementioned virus. He explained that these are isolated cases that are being treated with the security measures established by the protocols of the disease. Additionally, it was learned that three children who have symptoms of the disease. They are being held at University Hospital Institute of Los Andes (IAHULA) and the Hospital Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Like them, the infected adult receiving medical treatment.
Pandemic influenza A (H1N1), which began in 2009, entered into Venezuela on May 28 of that year.

http://www.ultimasnoticias.com.ve/noticias/ciudad/salud/reportan-seis-casos--de-ah1n1-en-merida.aspx
 
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