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Puno: More than 14 thousand cases of ARI were recorded this year

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Puno: More than 14 thousand cases of ARI were recorded this year
March 12, 2011

LIMA | Product of the low temperatures that are supporting the people of the Puno region, so far so far this year, there have been 14 000 cases of acute respiratory infections (ARI).

According to the latest report issued by the Regional Health Directorate DIRESA in the highland town showed 14,758 cases of ARI in children under five years.

Also, the detailed health agency reported that 133 cases of pneumonia, five of which took the life of the patient, therefore, the health authorities in the region remain alert for any emergency.
 
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