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Fourth victim of the influenza in Saltillo

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Saltillo, Coahuila.- Martha Alicia Romero Reyna, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health in topic of influenza, Announced the death of a woman in the General Hospital of Saltillo by contagion of A H1N1.


He explained that the death occurred 10 days ago and the unit required examinations and yesterday it was confirmed that the death was due to influenza.


The January 10 the State Board of Health, He acknowledged the existence of three deaths from influenza, in addition to 42 cases of human infection from this disease type A H1N1 and 14 other type A.


The National Epidemiological Surveillance System, until yesterday, had reported three deaths in Coahuila: in Saltillo a man; in Monclova a man of 46 years, And in Ciudad Acu?a a woman of 52 years.


The fourth death was that of the lady of 45 years, who had suffered from a chronic illness and succumbed by the consequences of influenza. So far there are 34 cases of contagion and four deaths.

http://www.zocalo.com.mx/seccion/articulo/muere-mujer-en-saltillo-por-influenza-1391191888
 
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