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"Swine flu" panic in schools
Most RecentMarch 7, 2010
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TEGUCIGALPA.- A-H1N1 influenza has sparked panic in the capital's schools, to the point that officials from the Ministry of Health has closed three private institutes also reporting a 95 percent absenteeism in a public school.
In schools have turned to redouble prevention efforts.
The progressive increase of infections by the deadly virus, remains fearful of the student population of the various public and private schools the capital, due to severe flu-like wave processes.
Every sneeze young schoolboys and school becomes alert to their peers and teachers, and that becomes an apparent sign of the "swine flu" and symptomatology is also manifested with fever and severe body aches.
Health Minister, Arturo "Tuki" Bendana, reported today that at least 20 cases have been reported in public hospitals and 29 private ones in recent days. He announced that count with 600,000 vaccines to immunize the country's vulnerable population, mainly children, elderly, health personnel and those suffering from chronic respiratory diseases
"Swine flu" panic in schools
Most RecentMarch 7, 2010
To Comment
TEGUCIGALPA.- A-H1N1 influenza has sparked panic in the capital's schools, to the point that officials from the Ministry of Health has closed three private institutes also reporting a 95 percent absenteeism in a public school.
In schools have turned to redouble prevention efforts.
The progressive increase of infections by the deadly virus, remains fearful of the student population of the various public and private schools the capital, due to severe flu-like wave processes.
Every sneeze young schoolboys and school becomes alert to their peers and teachers, and that becomes an apparent sign of the "swine flu" and symptomatology is also manifested with fever and severe body aches.
Health Minister, Arturo "Tuki" Bendana, reported today that at least 20 cases have been reported in public hospitals and 29 private ones in recent days. He announced that count with 600,000 vaccines to immunize the country's vulnerable population, mainly children, elderly, health personnel and those suffering from chronic respiratory diseases