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Health outbreak closes by Luis Bogran of A (H1N1)
NationalMarch 10, 2010
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TEGUCIGALPA .- Health officials on Wednesday closed the second public school, high school coach Luis Bogran, Tegucigalpa by an outbreak of influenza A (H1N1), also confirmed the increase to 64 cases of the pandemic, so far year.
The Health Minister Arturo Bendana said that "the temporary closure of schools are not for confirmed cases of influenza but by the constant absenteeism.
It is the second public school closed for the flu.
"According to the World Health Organization, if you have a truancy above 30 percent should be closed temporarily or the school classroom," he said.
"These are suspected cases," he reiterated. Students presented fever and malaise, he added.
The first school your school Emma Romero de Callejas, while other bilingual schools have closed their doors, fearing a massive infection. However, it is considering other schools close by the constant absenteeism and is awaiting the results of several suspects.
VACCINATION
Bendana, told national media that after the first week of April will begin vaccinating 500 thousand people to prevent the "swine flu".
Health authorities warn that the virus could multiply during the Easter holidays because of the crush of people. E urged to maintain sanitary measures with the constant washing soap and water.
"The cases with fever and malaise" should be rushed to the nearest health center to rule out any infection, he said.
BILINGUAL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SUSPENDED
Bilingual schools in San Pedro Sula determined suspend social artistic and sports activities in schools in order to prevent new infections by influenza AH1N1.
This measure attempts to undermine the chances of infection, prior to the Easter holidays.
"The activities will be suspended until further notice, that give us as Ministry of Health in accordance with school absenteeism that is going to give," said Julio Rodriguez, head of Health.
CLASSES SUSPENDED FOUR SCHOOLS IN SPS
It was further reported the suspension of classes at the International School of La Lima, a branch of the Sampedrana, so now would be four schools suspended classes for the AH1N1.
While the American Academy, the Adventist agape and be monitored to determine levels of absenteeism and decide whether it warrants the suspension of classes.
So far there have been ten cases of influenza by AH1N1 in San Pedro Sula, mostly minors.
Schools "shall", "International" and "Sula Valley" were the first to suspend classes to prevent the spread of more students.
Health outbreak closes by Luis Bogran of A (H1N1)
NationalMarch 10, 2010
To Comment
TEGUCIGALPA .- Health officials on Wednesday closed the second public school, high school coach Luis Bogran, Tegucigalpa by an outbreak of influenza A (H1N1), also confirmed the increase to 64 cases of the pandemic, so far year.
The Health Minister Arturo Bendana said that "the temporary closure of schools are not for confirmed cases of influenza but by the constant absenteeism.
It is the second public school closed for the flu.
"According to the World Health Organization, if you have a truancy above 30 percent should be closed temporarily or the school classroom," he said.
"These are suspected cases," he reiterated. Students presented fever and malaise, he added.
The first school your school Emma Romero de Callejas, while other bilingual schools have closed their doors, fearing a massive infection. However, it is considering other schools close by the constant absenteeism and is awaiting the results of several suspects.
VACCINATION
Bendana, told national media that after the first week of April will begin vaccinating 500 thousand people to prevent the "swine flu".
Health authorities warn that the virus could multiply during the Easter holidays because of the crush of people. E urged to maintain sanitary measures with the constant washing soap and water.
"The cases with fever and malaise" should be rushed to the nearest health center to rule out any infection, he said.
BILINGUAL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SUSPENDED
Bilingual schools in San Pedro Sula determined suspend social artistic and sports activities in schools in order to prevent new infections by influenza AH1N1.
This measure attempts to undermine the chances of infection, prior to the Easter holidays.
"The activities will be suspended until further notice, that give us as Ministry of Health in accordance with school absenteeism that is going to give," said Julio Rodriguez, head of Health.
CLASSES SUSPENDED FOUR SCHOOLS IN SPS
It was further reported the suspension of classes at the International School of La Lima, a branch of the Sampedrana, so now would be four schools suspended classes for the AH1N1.
While the American Academy, the Adventist agape and be monitored to determine levels of absenteeism and decide whether it warrants the suspension of classes.
So far there have been ten cases of influenza by AH1N1 in San Pedro Sula, mostly minors.
Schools "shall", "International" and "Sula Valley" were the first to suspend classes to prevent the spread of more students.