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Arrest Bolivian school directors of school suspension for violating the flu

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http://www.lasegunda.com/ediciononline/internacional/detalle/index.asp?idnoticia=504260

Translation: Spanish ? English

Arrest Bolivian school directors of school suspension for violating the flu

Friday August 21, 2009

Source: AFP

The Santa Cruz Regional Police intervened colleges and Matthew Victor Paz Kuljis and captured their mandated by order of the prosecutor.

LA PAZ .- Two Bolivian public school principals were arrested Friday for defying the order of the Prefecture of Santa Cruz to suspend classes as a preventive measure for human influenza epidemic.

The Santa Cruz Regional Police intervened colleges and Matthew Kuljis Victor Paz and arrested its directors by order of the prosecutor, according to footage from television.

The health and educational authorities of the Bolivian department said, the most populous state, 10 days suspended for classes in schools in the city of Santa Cruz, to prevent contagion multiply influenza A (H1N1). Bolivia and 18 deaths recorded by the epidemic
 
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