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Honduras for Support to Stop Dengue
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Honduras for Support to Stop Dengue
The Honduran Health Secretariat ask the Pan-American Health Organization (PHO) for help to stop dengue epidemic, affirmed health authorities Saturday.

The classical dengue cases in the country reached to 15,282 this week that means an increase if compared to the previous one of 13,867.

The cases of haemorrhaged dengue, a mortal variant of the disease transmitted by the mosquito Aedes Aegypty, has also increased reporting a total of 774 compared to last week with of 758.

The figure revealed the government inefficiency to face the disease that has already killed 8 persons.

But according to El Heraldo local newspaper two other people died this week in a private center of assistance in the capital.

For that reason the Health Minister Jenny Meza has met experts on the issue, recognized the chief of the National Dengue Program Lenin Quezada.

The mechanisms followed against the illness, like fumigation, cleaning and campaigns to raise the population's consciousness, deployed by the authorities have produced the expected results.
 


 

 

 

 
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