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After little more than one year without Yucatan registers deaths as a consequence of the influenza A H1N1, last week there appeared the first victim of the pandemic virus, revealed the National Center of Epidemiologic Alertness and Control of Illnesses (Cenavece) of the Secretary of Federal Health.
MERIDA, Yuc. - The National Center of Epidemiologic Alertness and Control of Illnesses (Cenavece) confirmed on March 16, across his platform of statistics, the first death for influenza A/H1N1 in the entity. Since Pablo Kuri Morales will be remembered, last March 14 the undersecretary of Prevention and Promotion of the Health of the National Center of Preventive Programs and Control of Illnesses (Cenaprece), he informed that a committee of health was investigating a possible death in Yucatan associated with the influence A/H1N.La deceased person was a 77-year-old man, who was smoking with pulmonary damage, and he was three weeks old of having initiated his suffering, which became chronic and therefore he was joined the Military Hospital. Now it is necessary to determine if the decease was for the A/H1N or derivative of the same illness.
Secretary of Health refutes supposed dead in Cenavece for A H1N1
The Secretary of Health of Yucatan discarded possible deaths as a consequence of the influenza since the supposed victim of virus A H1N1 died as a consequence of bacterial pneumonia, affirmed the director of Prevention and Protection to the Health of the SSY, Cuauht?moc S?nchez Rodr?guez. For ende, it will request to the National Center of Epidemiologic Alertness and Control of Illnesses (Cenavece) of the Secretary of federal Health the respective correction across the electronic page ' Cases and deaths for influenza seasonally ' that is in carrying the above mentioned instance.
With the respective enmendadura, Colime and Yucatan would be the only entities of the country in that there are no deaths as a consequence of this one illness. Last Wednesday, the 14th, Cenavece informed that in Yucatan there appeared the first case of death of influence, specifically, TO H1N1. The murdered person was a yucateco who supposedly died in the middle of February as a consequence of the virus A H1N1, he was relying on with an age of 77 years, it was deposited in the Military Regional Hospital. Also, they informed that the late one was not vaccinated against the influenza and as morbidity, he was a smoker.
