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El Salvador: suspect 2nd death H1N1 death-NOT

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.elsalvador.com/mwedh/nota/nota_completa.asp?idCat=6364&idArt=3791576


San Salvador
Suspect A second death from H1N1 in the country
"This is a pregnant woman was treated at the Hospital de Maternidad


The groups at highest risk for contracting the disease are children and young people up to 19 years. Other vulnerable groups are pregnant women and the elderly.
Yamileth Caceres / R. Benitez
Friday, July 3, 2009

The Ministri of Health reported today at a press conference, which is investigating a possible death due to influenza A H1N1.

This is a pregnant woman, who presented a case of cold in the maternity hospital. The victim was referred from the hospital Pulmonologists.

The woman had a caesarean section, but its picture is complicated and died. It has taken the show but has yet to be the result of the positive and infected by the flu.

Two other women were discharged from the maternity hospital and is suspected of being infected by the disease. So far, the health ministry reported 277 people with the H1N1 virus.


The authorities said that the ministry will investigate whether there was negligence in the case of the first fatality of influenza in our country. The small, age 9, attended a health unit, then was treated at the Benjamin Bloom Hospital, where he was not identified as a carrier of the flu.

After he died in a private hospital. A relative of the infant is under suspicion of infection.
 
Re: El Salvador: suspect 2nd death H1N1 death-NOT

Source: http://www.adn.es/sociedad/20090704/NWS-1106-Salvador-descarta-victima-segunda-mortal.html

Google translation:

El Salvador rejects a second fatality from influenza A

* EFE


The Health Ministry denied today that El Salvador has registered a second death from influenza A in the country, while 21 were confirmed cases of the disease, bringing the total to 297 infections.

According to a release issued by the office of health, the evidence of a woman who died 20 years this Friday at the maternity hospital of San Salvador "discarded AH1N1 an influenza infection."

The country has so far confirmed the death of a child of nine years for influenza A.

The National Health Service (NHS) said in a bulletin on the disease process being evaluated, in addition, 95 patients as "suspects" are kept under surveillance and 80 people who were in contact with any of the patients.

The health authorities added that visits to meet the National Public Security Academy (ANSP), where are the policemen, after six students have known that processes of flu, so they were isolated.

Also have a supervised home care to people with physical or mental disability, because some cases of influenza in that institution.

The NHS said that remains in force the closure of all public and private schools in the departments of San Salvador and La Libertad.

According to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO), released yesterday, the pandemic affects nearly 90,000 people spread over 121 countries and has killed 382 people, most of them in America.
 
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