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Bilingual school suspended classes for transmission of influenza A (H1N1)

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Bilingual school suspended classes for transmission of influenza A (H1N1)
NationalMarch 1, 2010
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TEGUCIGALPA .- The health authorities today suspended classes at a bilingual school in the capital, after confirming the spread of five students with influenza A (H1N1) in that institution, it was learned in radio media.


In recent weeks, 13 patients reported by the "swine flu" and is already investigating whether a death has occurred as the first fatality.
According to information provided by HRN, the confirmation of five new cases of the flu forced the school authorities to suspend Dowal School educational work starting tomorrow, at different levels.

As experts have warned, with the beginning of the school year is feared a new outbreak of the pandemic.

The director of surveillance, Marco Antonio Pinel, told reporters that there has been a school absenteeism reaches 39 percent due to influenza.Pinel said they were informed "series of cases with symptoms and one was confirmed at a private laboratory.

Health authorities reported that so far this year recorded 13 cases of the "swine flu" and health authorities and reported the close of the first school in the country by contagion of the disease so far this year.

In recent weeks, 13 patients reported by the "swine flu" and is already investigating whether a death has occurred as the first fatality, which represents a new epidemiological threat this virus.
In the last report in 2010 confirmed that already experienced in the country 13 cases of influenza A (H1N1), which would amount to 638 new infections with 16 deaths since the epidemic emerged in the month of May 2009 and one confirmed death.
 
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