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Nearly 30 thousand cases and 189 deaths from influenza A (H1N1) in Thailand

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Nearly 30 thousand cases and 189 deaths from influenza A (H1N1) in Thailand
mi?rcoles, 09 of 2009 of diciembre

09 of December 2009, 09:07 Bangkok, Dec 9 (Prensa Latina) The influenza A (H1N1) has been attacked so far almost 30 thousand Thais and, according to the Health Ministry today, the death of two patients increased to 189 the deaths since last April.

The monitoring of the Bureau of Epidemiology Disease Control Department said that new infections this time added up to 29 thousand 618.

Referring to the process of vaccination against the H1N1 virus, the address of that forum said health sector officials prepared the procedure from the standardization of public health and to reduce the number of deaths.

He said that given the limited stocks of vaccine doses will begin by risk groups: pregnant women, obese above 100 pounds, chronic disease between 6-64 years old and disabled, plus the inclusion of health workers .

The director of the Bureau, Manit Teeratantikanont reported that immunization against the pathogen began in January.

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