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Hemorrhagic Dengue Kills Ten in Honduras
Honduras health authorities fear the latest death registered be caused by hemorrhagic dengue fever, just as the government was celebrating a decrease in the propagation of the disease.

The Hospital Escuela in the capital reported the death of a 15 year-old young man, who entered the Hospital on Wednesday, with dengue fever symptoms and who died Monday night, as his condition got worst.

According to Hospital Escuela Director Juan Barahona, "it seems he was infected with hemorrhagic dengue ".

The victim, not identified by the Institution, would be registered as the tenth Honduran death by this dengue type, for which the Certification Committee will issue a confirmation or denial.

To date, the Health Secretariat has registered 18,192 cases of classic dengue, 823 of hemorrhagic type and nine deaths.
 


 

 

 

 
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