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To a month of the risk for the floods registered in the entity and after an epidemiologic alert expressed by the secretary of federal Health, the cases of viral illnesses begin to increase. Up to yesterday, in Tabasco 13 cases of malaria were already registering, 108 of Influenza H1N1, it is suspected in the presence of 123 cases of Influenza H3N2, and there were confirmed 263 cases of typical fastidiousness and 23 hemorr?gico, registering the first death for this illness. The Secretary of Federal Health, last September 8, declared to the entity in alert epidemi?logica and the local SS still has not expressed direct recommendations to the population.
