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Hospital of Coatepeque records five cases of flu A (H1N1)

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The Regional Hospital of Coatepeque, Quetzaltenango announced that he declared himself in yellow alert after detecting five possible cases of influenza A (H1N1) in patients and personnel of infirmary.

COATEPEQUE - Edgar Ju?rez, the director of saying nosocomio expressed that they have requested to the Department of Health the supply of gloves and masks for the whole personnel that works in this hospital to avoid flu to be infected by the possible cases.

Ju?rez added that they enabled a space in the above mentioned welfare center to lodge the patients who could be considered to be suspects of having influenza of the type A. It mentioned that this sprout also is worrying, since at present the hospital has brought a children's increase with rotavirus.

The regional hospital of Coatepeque brought last year 15 cases of this type of flu A (H1N1).

http://www.prensalibre.com/quetzaltenango/Hospital-Coatepeque-reporta-casos-H1N1_0_661134081.html
 
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