Gert van der Hoek
In Memoriam - Editor, Senior Moderator
Death toll rises to 20 in Germany
Refreshed: 16.11.2009
Dusseldorf (RP). Last night, the first time, also in Lower Saxony, one patient
the swine flu died. The 52-year-old woman was in a week ago
Been brought to hospital and suffered other medical history. In Bavaria, were
also confirmed two more deaths.
The 18 and 57 years old men had died in the past week and
had to pre-existing conditions or suffered a severe pneumonia.
This increased the number of fatalities to 20 in Germany With a 24
Year-old from Cologne also confirmed the suspicion: The Autopsy
turned out that the 24-year-old by following a heart muscle inflammation
Swine influenza virus on Wednesday of last week, died at home. The young
Women suffering from diabetes. That they belonged to one of the risk groups.
Spread speeded up
The spread of swine flu itself has in Germany, according to the
Robert Koch Institute (RKI), massively speeded up. We now count over 15,000
new cases per week.
And those were only the infections that were confirmed by a laboratory. The
actual number of people affected is probably much higher. Have been since April
recorded in Germany, nearly 54,000 infections.
http://www.rp-online.de/panorama/deutschland/Opferzahl-steigt-in-Deutschland-auf-20_aid_783878.html
Refreshed: 16.11.2009
Dusseldorf (RP). Last night, the first time, also in Lower Saxony, one patient
the swine flu died. The 52-year-old woman was in a week ago
Been brought to hospital and suffered other medical history. In Bavaria, were
also confirmed two more deaths.
The 18 and 57 years old men had died in the past week and
had to pre-existing conditions or suffered a severe pneumonia.
This increased the number of fatalities to 20 in Germany With a 24
Year-old from Cologne also confirmed the suspicion: The Autopsy
turned out that the 24-year-old by following a heart muscle inflammation
Swine influenza virus on Wednesday of last week, died at home. The young
Women suffering from diabetes. That they belonged to one of the risk groups.
Spread speeded up
The spread of swine flu itself has in Germany, according to the
Robert Koch Institute (RKI), massively speeded up. We now count over 15,000
new cases per week.
And those were only the infections that were confirmed by a laboratory. The
actual number of people affected is probably much higher. Have been since April
recorded in Germany, nearly 54,000 infections.
http://www.rp-online.de/panorama/deutschland/Opferzahl-steigt-in-Deutschland-auf-20_aid_783878.html