Lima, Peru | Saturday 04 July 2009 20:00 | | |

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Peru's Ministry of Health (Minsa) has designated at present 54 health facilities to take care of the patients with AH1N1 and common influenza symptoms, reported Edward Cruz, People's Health Director of Minsa.
Peru's Health Ministry (Minsa) has reported the first confirmed AH1N1 flu case in Trujillo (La Libertad region), which is the first officially registered in the northern coast.
Peru's Health Ministry confirmed 100 new cases of AH1N1influenza (83 in Lima and 17 in El Callao), and pointed out at the fact that they all are Peruvians.
Confirmed cases of AH1N1 influenza in Peru rose to 299, after diagnosig another 55 patients today, as reported by the Ministry of Health (Minsa).
Confirmed cases of AH1N1 influenza rose to 136 today, after Peru's Ministry of Health (Minsa) announced 23 new cases, including 13 children.
Peru's Health Ministry (Minsa) has sent 3,5000 additional doses of Pneumococus vaccines to Juliaca (Puno region, Southern Peru), to prevent more pneumonia cases.
Peruvian Health Minister Oscar Ugarte Ubilluz today asked Peruvians not to be alarmed but to be vigilant against the declaration of global pandemic (Phase 6) of the AH1N1 Influenza, and added that country’s health authorities have an sufficient stock of antivirals to meet new cases.
The number of confirmed cases of AH1N1 influenza in Peru rose to 77, according to a statement issued by Peru’s Ministry of Health (Minsa).
Peru's Health Ministry said on Thursday the number of A/H1N1 flu cases in the country has risen to 35 after 4 new cases were confirmed in Arequipa province.
According to the official gazette El Peruano, the Municipality of San Isidro will fine S/.3,550 (near US $1,200) those busineses which allow underage patrons (18) to enter the smoking-only areas.
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