Nicaragua is preparing to prevent swine flu

Nicaragua is preparing to prevent swine flu

What happens in Mexico is a bit like what happens in the movies of mass extermination.

Classes in schools and universities could be suspended, says owner Minsa

Since yesterday, Sunday morning the forces of public health in Nicaragua have investigated on possible cases of swine flu that has hit Mexico and has expanded in some states of United States.

The Ministry of Health (MINSA), according to versions of the owner of this entity, Guillermo Gonzalez, said that officers have been deployed to the departments and the capital Managua to reveal whether people are infected with swine flu, which so far has left 81 confirmed deaths in Mexico.

The episode of a possible pandemic has forced the minister of Minsa gave the order to "identify any unusual outbreak of the presence of swine influenza in counties, districts or areas where there are usually clusters of people" before it becomes a serious problem in Nicaragua.

Minsa officials to discuss those showing symptoms of the flu dangerous bovine that has evolved to become before it is passed a bad pork pork and now perhaps could have been infected pork after human and humane human, like the common flu.

Gonzalez said that the orders received by the president Daniel Ortega Saavedra and has allowed "if it becomes necessary to announce new measures that allow us to control this outbreak of influenza, such as suspension of classes to students," the owner of Health.

The owner of Minsa added that he did not wait until they receive the first outbreak in a health center for public or private to begin studies for a possible outbreak of influenza. "We have the necessary resources and organization sufficient to meet any situation," said the minister.

Gonzalez did not rule out "that can perform an emergency meeting, which will be announced at the time to coordinate resources to protect the overall population of the region."