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Bolivia: cases of A H1N1 rise to 250

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Editor, Senior Moderator
The Ministry of Health reported that the country they added so far 250 cases of influenza A H1N1 and requests the population get vaccinated against the disease, given that health centres have a dose.
According to the report from the Ministry of the area, the epidemiological curve is rising temperatures that plague the country, that encourage the circulation of the virus. Until last month, this evil cases not reached the 200 throughout the national territory.
The Minister of health, Juan Carlos Calvimontes, reported that 'in Bolivia 2,276 A suspected cases have been reported to date H1N1'. It also noted that they have been confirmed three deaths as a result of evil, all in Santa Cruz.
Of the total of confirmed cases, the crucian Department also records the most affected, with 133; remains La Paz, with 96; Beni, with 12; and Cochabamba, with seven.
On the acute respiratory infections (IRAS), so far this year have been reported 855.917 cases in Bolivia. Of these, 277.782 correspond to Santa Cruz, where those most affected are children under four years.



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