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Bolivia: Orange alert, increased concern Influenza A H1N1

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Due to the rapid increase in cases of Influenza A in the last 3 weeks, the Autonomous Government of Santa Cruz Department determined declare Orange Alert. "We have declared an orange alert for the flu, because until this morning there have been 127 positive cases and although they are expected within the channels, we are with the concern to curb this epidemic peak," said Joaquin Monasterio, Director of Departmental Health Service of the Interior (SITES).
So far this year there have been 365 cases and 127 suspected positive, of which 30 were confirmed this past week. The banking sector is most affected by this and it took all necessary measures to cut the transmission vaccination. On the other hand, the Government wants to avoid the closure of schools and asked the directors of educational units activation of early febrile Deposits filters (parents, caretakers and teachers to give early warning).

http://www.elmundo.com.bo/Secundarianew.asp?edicion=22/09/2011&Tipo=Comunidad&Cod=15659
 
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