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Georgia posts 950 H1N1 cases and one more death

Ronan Kelly

Retired 2020
Georgia posts 950 H1N1 cases and one more death
Wed 23 December 2009 | 08:49 GMT Text size:


950 cases of H1N1 flu have been confirmed by laboratory tests in Georgia.

The health state of a 29 year-old man is still critical and he is connected to the respirator. He was hospitalized from Zugdidi to Tbilisi yesterday.

Two other patients in the Zugdidi hospital are also in critical state.

Three pregnant women were also hospitalized to the Ghudushauri hospital with viral infection.

Another young woman has died of H1N1 in Georgia. Sophio Macharashvili went to the hospital on the fifth day since the symptoms of the viral infection were revealed.

The doctors set the diagnosis of double pneumonia after the examination. Despite the proper treatment, they failed to save the woman.


http://www.news.az/articles/5300
 
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