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First confirmed case of influenza aH1N1 in Piedras Negras. It continues the yellow alert

tetano

Editor, Senior Moderator
Six new cases of influenza AH1N1 have been confirmed in Coahuila this weekend by doctor Bertha Castellanos, Secretary of health in the state, of which, already the first case appeared in Black Stones, and in the municipality lagunero Francisco I Madero, in addition to two more in Saltillo and two in Turret.

In interview realized to the secretary of health, it indicated that all the patients are well and they were given of discharge, in addition to which in all the cases measurements of necessary prevensi?n were established concerning relatives and friends of the patients to avoid the spread of the virus.

At the end of the eighth week in which eight regional jurisdictions are supported in yellow alert, it keeps on being the capital of the state, Saltillo, which registers the biggest number of cases after 14 is taken into account up to the moment and the only two deaths in Coahuila, that of a 40-year-old man and a woman of 29, in Monclova 4 and in Turret they register five cases whereas Black Stones, Muzquiz and Francisco I Madero, one in every municipality, to give a whole of 26 that range between the ages from 5 to 65 years of age.

http://www.la-rancherita.com.mx/not...-piedras-negras-sigue-la-alerta-amarilla.html
 
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