The WHO spoke about the outbreak of legionella in Tucumán and issued a series of recommendations
The World Health Organization (WHO) issued an alert on Tuesday for the outbreak of legionella that has occurred in the province of Tucumán since mid-August at the Luz y Fuerza Sanatorium.
In the first instance, the organism International highlighted that the cause of pneumonia is “the legionella bacterium”, and released several of the characteristics of the disease. At the time, the WHO issued a series of recommendations to prevent the spread of cases.
The sanatorium remains under surveillance.
“Legionnaires’ disease is a pneumonia-like illness and varies in severity from a mild febrile state to a severe and sometimes fatal form of pneumonia. The most common way legionellosis is transmitted is the inhalation of contaminated aerosols from contaminated water sources,” explained the WHO.
The Federal Police Operation (PF) was launched on the morning of Wednesday (13), with the aim of combating a criminal organization specializing in fraud against the National Institute of Social Security (INSS).
On Tuesday, during the opening of the XII International Congress for the Protection of Person announced the National Government’s initiative to reform statutory law 1581 of 2012. The project will be presented
Iseilys Valdés, from Santa Cruz del Norte, lives with his daughter under a roof about to collapse and suffers the harassment of the child of the child. Madrid, Spain.- The Cuban Iseilys
“The first of El Economista” concentrates the most relevant notes of the newspaper cover, with the context and analysis that mark the economic agenda of the day. Source link
