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Guatemala expected doses of vaccine against influenza A H1N1 of Mexico and Venezuela

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Guatemala expected urgently today Mexico and Venezuela 5,000 doses of vaccine Tamifl? influenza A H1N1, while comes a lot of other 410.000 before the return of the disease to the country with a confirmed case and eight in suspicion, today reported the authorities of health public. the emergency surprises to the national system of health (SNS) in full anarchy and scarcityeven the main hospitals in the country are virtually collapsed and without medical supplies. Declare to the SNS in calamity State was one of the first actions of President Otto Perez in January, just a few hours after taking office. Jose del Busto, director integrated system of assistance in Guatemala health (SIAS), said that the Ministry of health has borrowed 3,000 doses of this vaccine and that they would come to the country in the course of this Friday. The Mexico Government also responded to the call and will provide 2,000 doses. The own P?rez declared on Thursday that after learning of the first suspected cases in the Department of Zacapa (East) last month, they decided the purchase of medicines and that 'soon' to reach the country.




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