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"The 5% of cases of influenza is complicated"

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
I beleive he is speaking about the Province of Buenos Aires

Source: http://www.elargentino.com/nota-47727-El-5-de-los-casos-de-influenza-se-complica.html

Health emergency in the Province
"The 5% of cases of influenza is complicated"

01-07-2009 / The figure was revealed by Health Minister Claudio Zin and explained that they expect "another peak of the disease for the next week." He noted that absenteeism in the health system is 40% which included medical students and retirees. In the district are 29 out of 43 dead.

"The 5% of cases of influenza is complicated"
Health Minister bonaerense Claudio Zin explained that "95 percent of cases of H1N1 virus is cured spontaneously, and 5% is complicated as to require intensive care."


Further revealed that they expect "another peak of the disease for the next week."

Zin said that absenteeism in the health system is 40 percent for retirees who will join doctors and medical students.


For his part, Director General for Culture and Education, Mario Oporto, confirmed and carried forward holiday tranquility to say that it will give snacks to those families most in need.
 
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