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The Department of Health, Minsa, is in alert due to the detection of new cases of influenza of the type H3N2 and H1N1. The cases have been brought in Managua, Estel? and Chontales, informed this midday the spokeswoman of the Government and the first lady, Rosario Murillo.
? From July, 2012 cases of H1N1 were not brought, nevertheless in what goes of the present year, two months and one week, 21 cases of influenza have been brought A ?, showed Murillo. Of the new detected cases, 13 are positives of H3N2 and 8 positives of H1N1, the above mentioned being distributed in the Silais of Managua, Estel?, Chontales, as he added. Murillo detailed that in 2012 there was brought a whole of 121 cases of the illness.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MANAGUA, Nicaragua - Nicaragua's government declared a health alert for new cases of bird flu or influenza A/H1N1 and influenza A/H3N2, which were located in hospitals and health centers in three regions of the country, it was reported officially on Monday.
