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Editor, Senior Moderator
The director of the Departmental Health Service (SITES) dependent on the governor of Santa Cruz, Joaquin Monasteries, blamed the parents of the increase in cases influenza A (H1N1), forcing declares red alert in the city of Santa Cruz with the suspension classes in the educational units and public and private universities.
"When you return to school after winter break was an oversight on the part of parents to not bring their children to take care and do not work the filters, causing an increase in cases of human influenza ( H1N1), "he said.
He insisted that parents were neglected, because it gave the necessary importance when their children have symptoms of a cold and do not take into account that there is an epidemic.
According to the venues, the dates are 15 children and adolescents who tested positive for influenza A tests, and so far this year saw 339 cases positive, of whom 50 percent are under 12 years of age.
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"When you return to school after winter break was an oversight on the part of parents to not bring their children to take care and do not work the filters, causing an increase in cases of human influenza ( H1N1), "he said.
He insisted that parents were neglected, because it gave the necessary importance when their children have symptoms of a cold and do not take into account that there is an epidemic.
According to the venues, the dates are 15 children and adolescents who tested positive for influenza A tests, and so far this year saw 339 cases positive, of whom 50 percent are under 12 years of age.
http://www.erbol.com.bo/noticia.php?identificador=2147483950283