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Sixth death from H1N1 influenza in Honduras
The woman was in the hospital for a Social Security delivery and gave birth normally but deteriorated and died by respiratory failure. "
Written by AFP
Monday, 03 August 2009 16:47
A medical professional in the Bay Islands in the Caribbean, on Monday became the sixth victim of the swine flu in Honduras, health authorities reported to the press.
"Unfortunately we're going to bring a victim of the influenza A (H1N1) is a medical colleague of Bay Islands," announced the Chief of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Health, Marco Pinel.
He said that the woman was in the hospital for a Social Security delivery and gave birth normally, but was exacerbated by what was taken to hospital Thorax, where he died by respiratory failure. "
The director of the State Chest Hospital, Nora Maradiaga, confirmed Monday that the fifth death from influenza A in Honduras, a man of 45 years of age, who lived in the Cologne City Villa Adela and was admitted to hospital the previous week capital.
"We are concerned because every day is still increasing attentions in the chest hospital, where he served two weeks to four patients per day but are now 18 and that is to pay attention to this virus," lamented Maradiaga.
In total, Honduras recorded 220 cases of flu and six deaths.
Sixth death from H1N1 influenza in Honduras
The woman was in the hospital for a Social Security delivery and gave birth normally but deteriorated and died by respiratory failure. "
Written by AFP
Monday, 03 August 2009 16:47
A medical professional in the Bay Islands in the Caribbean, on Monday became the sixth victim of the swine flu in Honduras, health authorities reported to the press.
"Unfortunately we're going to bring a victim of the influenza A (H1N1) is a medical colleague of Bay Islands," announced the Chief of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Health, Marco Pinel.
He said that the woman was in the hospital for a Social Security delivery and gave birth normally, but was exacerbated by what was taken to hospital Thorax, where he died by respiratory failure. "
The director of the State Chest Hospital, Nora Maradiaga, confirmed Monday that the fifth death from influenza A in Honduras, a man of 45 years of age, who lived in the Cologne City Villa Adela and was admitted to hospital the previous week capital.
"We are concerned because every day is still increasing attentions in the chest hospital, where he served two weeks to four patients per day but are now 18 and that is to pay attention to this virus," lamented Maradiaga.
In total, Honduras recorded 220 cases of flu and six deaths.