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Security Chief of the President of Ecuador Dies from H1N1

Treyfish

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Rafael Correa greets during the military parade for the bicentennial of the independence

security chief of the president of Ecuador Rafael Correa, Lt. Col. John Murphy, died Sunday after being hospitalized for a month affected by H1N1 influenza, according to the Government House.

Murphy died Sunday night at the Military Hospital "victim of cardio respiratory arrest" following a month of hospitalization for having contracted the H1N1 virus, said the government statement.

"This Sunday (Merino) remained in intensive care and the condition worsened at 20H00 (01H00 GMT) about when he died," the official part.

According to the message, Correa attended the hospital to offer condolences to the family of the officer, who will be watched on Monday in the Government Palace in Quito.

The death toll in Ecuador affected by the H1N1 flu rose to 36, according to Health Ministry data.
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Important to note and That's so sad, but thanks so much for posting this, Treyfish. This is another indicator that it can strike young and old, rich and poor, with complete absence of malice.
It seems to me that the translation misses one big point...(Death related to H1N1 or perhaps avian flu). He's a national heroic figure, this gentleman, Lt. Colonel John Murphy, and his body is being honored by being lain in state for the citizenry mourners to file past at the capital, Quito, in the Government Palace.

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This is the translation of the article in babel fish: "It dies affected by influenza H1N1 the head of security of the president of Ecuador" The Avian part is just a error of the google translator.
 
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Swine flu fells Ecuador president's security chief
(AP) ? 26 minutes ago

QUITO, Ecuador ? The Ecuadorean government says President Rafael Correa's chief of security has died of swine flu.

The online government publication El Ciudadano says air force Lt. Col. John Merino died Sunday after being hospitalized for 28 days.

El Ciudadano cited as its source Francisco Torres, the doctor for the office of the Presidency, which was closed late Sunday.

The publication said Correa expressed his condolences to Merino's family at the military hospital where he died.

Ecuador has reported 36 confirmed deaths from swine flu as of last week, along with 1,382 infected.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jvUZpl91YjILb-8xs-tyUnC8FL7AD9AI8AN00
 
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