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Colombia confirms 2 more AH1N1 deaths

by Adriaan Alsema July 7, 2009

Colombia news

Colombia on Monday confirmed two more deaths of AH1N1 flu, bringing the country’s death toll to four.

A 28-year-old woman from the capital Bogota, and a
13-year-old girl from Soacha, just south of the capital, died on July 4 and July 6,
respectively, after being infected with the AH1N1 flu virus, the
Social Protection Ministry said.

The other two victims are a
24-year-old woman who died from severe pneumonia derived from the
A/H1N1 flu on June 4, and a 28-year-old man who died from multi-organs
decline caused by the virus on June 19. Both of them were from Bogota,
according to Manuel Villamizar, the Health Secretary in Bogota.

Colombia so far has reported 127
confirmed cases and 1,732 possible cases of the pandemic. The
government has tightened control at hospitals and health centers to
avoid a large-scale outbreak of the disease in the country. (Xinhua)

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