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The above is a typical CP "analysis". Other stories described recommendations for vaccination, strongly suggesting that the cases were linked to H1N1, but CP comes up with a variety of bacterial agents and other textbook explanations, no reality required.

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Chihuahua detected in 15 cases of H1N1 The Editors



Chihuahua, Chih., March 24 (adopted) .- The governor of Cesar Duarte Jaquez, and the owner of the state Health Department, Sergio Piña Marshall, announced the detection of fifteen cases of H1N1 influenza.
Accordingly, the State Administration issued an alert the population to avoid a rebound as the health crisis that was experienced in the country during 2009.

Duarte Jaquez said that of the 15 cases it is known, eight occurred in Ciudad Juárez - apparently one of which ended in death, "six in the state capital, and another in Cuauhtemoc, thus extending the measures the entire population to prevent the spread of the virus and the loss of human lives. The announcement came in the room balconies at the Government Palace, after they obtained the results of laboratory tests carried out yesterday to five cases in Ciudad Juarez, which has been positive reaction to the influenza A H1N1.
The governor Duarte said that while this situation requires caution, it would not itself affect the activities of schools, businesses, or social events.

However, it recommended that people who have symptoms such as sore throat, temperature over 38 degrees, sneezing, runny nose and headache, which is not self-medicate and that they visit health facilities even if not affiliated .

Last Sunday, an official of the Municipal Traffic Department (DGTM) died from what doctors described then as "atypical pneumonia."

Another element of the DGTM is in intensive care and at least three officers have symptoms, for this reason have been applied at least 250 shots at agents of that corporation.

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The State Board of Health confirmed this week the presence of H1N1 virus, with two confirmed cases and eight patients as "suspects" in Ciudad Juárez, plus one from El Paso, Texas. In the rest of the state there are six other patients likely that evil known as the "Human Influenza."



Cesar Duarte Jaquez The governor announced this at a press conference at which explained that this is a sick person male and one female, but one already died, who is not scientifically certify sepudo died that bad, although there were elements to assume that was by spread of the epidemic, said the president.



It also indicated that one of the probable patient is from El Paso, who is suspected to have been the one who brought evil to Ciudad Juárez.



The conference was held at the Palace of Government, primarily the Health Committee, which includes about twenty officers first and second level, where the state ruler said to be returned to take preventive measures similar to those of Last year, as constant hand washing and hygiene extreme measures, but ruled to suspend classes or close the business, as happened in the summer of 2009.



He also noted that the use of masks is of little use.

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An outbreak of H1N1 influenza that reaches 15 people, among them the case of a traffic policeman killed in Ciudad Juarez, has been detected in the state of Chihuahua, with cases in three municipalities, to the Governor of the State, Cesar Duarte Jaquez.
The figures are 8 cases in Juarez, 6 in the city of Chihuahua and 1 in Cuauhtémoc, although "only two cases have been confirmed positive," the president told a news conference broadcast across the state.

Summarized the numbers: "12 suspects, 2 confirmed and 1 death."
He said if the road agent killed in Juarez could not be established whether it was due to H1N1 therefore analyzed tissue "had deceased and it is natural that the virus dies also ... but all the clinical picture and pointed."
Of the two confirmed cases, one is located in Ciudad Juárez. This is a male American citizen "Come home, hospitalized in serious condition, and apart from that of a woman of unspecified location," Duarte Jaquez indicated.

He said that suspected cases, 5 have been discharged but remain under strict surveillance, and he and the rest also health fence has been installed in their family and work environments.
In all cases there is medical supervision and supply of antiviral drugs that have proven effective against H1N1.
Responded that keeps spreading pandemic similar to the registered in the country two years ago in terms of ages ranging from 23 to 59 years. In the latter case, an adult suspect, and was discharged, he added.
He added that there is a fence Chihuahua health of 300 thousand people who have been previously vaccinated and a barrier to the spread
He said past experience in the country, an advantage in this, since it has all the information on prevention, a large population and Immunization, a sufficient supply of antivirals and the conduct of all health institutions in the three levels of government in a coordinated way.

The State Health Secretariat, IMSS, ISSSTE work in the care of any case of suspicion, and the general public can go to any clinic or hospital is entitled or not, the governor stressed.
And he insisted that anyone with headache, fever of 38 degrees or higher, cough, sore throat and general discomfort should immediately go to the doctor.
Preventive measures are already known: frequent handwashing, covering your sneeze, or on the forearm, and good hygiene at home and surroundings. The face mask is an extreme measure and not as effective, he added the president of Chihuahua.
To a question, said no action is contemplated the suspension of classes.
It has been installed, said a panel of specialists in the field to follow the evolution of the sick and the situation in general.
Indian in front, is the state Health Department the only entity authorized to provide information to the public and the media.


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CIUDAD JUAREZ, March 24 .- The Chihuahua state government, today declared an "epidemic alert" for a flu outbreak that has claimed the life of a policeman and two others infected and has to fifteen people under suspicion .
The governor of Chihuahua, Cesar Duarte, made on Thursday appealed to the community to take precautions, while the health sector implements prevention, early diagnosis and prompt handling the outbreak.
Duarte hue urgency, stating that "it is important to say that this is not a pandemic like the one that occurred two years ago, we are reporting an outbreak in which several cases have been confirmed and are cared for and receiving the necessary drugs ".
He said that those who experience symptoms of flu come to health centers to be given immediate attention and added that he has installed a panel of experts to monitor the situation and determine what action to take.
Duarte said he set up a security fence around the state of Chihuahua (the largest) to prevent the flu virus from spreading.
He added that by the time school and work activities will not be suspended.
Duarte said that one of the patients likely originates in the U.S. El Paso (Texas), who is suspected to have been the one who brought the virus to neighboring Ciudad Juárez.
According to information from the Department of Health of El Paso in 2010 were confirmed eight cases of influenza A, while in the first two months of this year were already 29 confirmed cases.
To prevent the spread of H1N1 virus, which appeared two years ago in Mexico with hundreds dead and sparked a worldwide alert, health officials began vaccinating from yesterday to 250 traffic police in Ciudad Juarez, after death was known a policeman and the spread of two colleagues.
In June last year, federal health officials lifted the health warning by influenza A, which from 2009 until that time had caused the deaths of nearly $ 300.
The argument was that "the circulation of the virus is minimal" and that since October 2009 there has been "a steady decline in mortality, morbidity and hospital demand" for influenza A.
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El Pasoan treated for H1N1 in Chihuahua
by Aileen B. Flores / El Paso Times
Posted: 03/25/2011 07:59:25 AM MDT


Two cases of H1N1 flu have been confirmed and 13 more are under investigation in the state of Chihuahua, a state official said Thursday.

Eight patients are being treated for the virus in Juárez, and among them is an El Pasoan, said Chihuahua Gov. César Horacio Duarte.

Duarte said agents of the traffic police in Juárez also have been treated for the virus. One officer died of pneumonia, but officials could not confirm if the death was due to H1N1.

The governor asked the public to take preventive measures, such as washing hands constantly and avoiding kissing others.

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Mexico and Chihuahua .- The Secretary of Health Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos, confirmed that there is an increase in cases infected with the H1N1 pandemic virus, going from 7 to 17 percent in just four weeks, according to the national epidemiological report influenza.

Yesterday, he said, confirmed the death of a traffic officer, Rodolfo Caballero, 27 in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, by this virus.

Cordova explained that sentinel units confirmed an outbreak "mild" flu in the country, which meant going from 99 cases in the week number eight, to 240 in the 11, in Chiapas, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Nuevo Leon, Campeche .

"The H1N1 virus has not disappeared completely. Its circulation has declined, although in recent weeks increased 17 percent. Particularly in the north country, and considering the population mobility, it is difficult for these outbreaks appear limited. There are 15 cases suggestive in Chihuahua, 12 are suspicious, two confirmed and one who died most likely from H1N1, "he said in an interview.

When asked if Mexico is facing a pandemic virus mutation, the federal official said: "I do not."

The death of the citizen who died in Ciudad Juárez is more related to a delay in medical attention, as happened at the beginning of April 2009 pandemic, he said.

"Immunity is about 70 percent in the country and the virus remains aggressive," he explained.

The Secretary of Health did not rule out the virus was imported from the U.S., "apparently still outbreaks in Texas."

On the possibility that the infection is transmitted to surrounding entities, said it staff moved the National Center of Epidemiological Surveillance and Disease Control, headed by Carlos Alvarez, and "probably raise an alert in other northern states to reinforcement of surveillance. "

In the case of Chihuahua, Cordova Villalobos said the governor, Cesar Duarte, we said that in the state and 280 000 people were vaccinated and have 100 thousand more in reserve, also thousand 500 kits for diagnosis, 15 000 doses of oseltamivir, The H1N1 antiviral curing.

For now, he said, are not covered extreme social distancing measures, however, some schools will be closed temporarily if an epidemic broke out.

For his part, Governor Cesar Duarte Jaquez, called the Chihuahua to show the utmost hygiene and care with the death of a traffic policeman explained that of the 15 cases, eight occurred in Ciudad Juárez, 6 in the capital, and one in Cuauhtémoc.

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