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A 43-year-old rural worker died and three others, aged 20, 51 and 60, are hospitalized in isolation in Santa Casa de Corumbá, 419 km from Campo Grande, with severe pneumonia. According to the SES (Secretary of State for Health ), workers are suspected of being infected with influenza, hantavirosis, leptospirosis or a spotted fever .
Workers did not enter until January 23, although the first of them he exhibited symptoms as early as day 8. On the day of hospitalization, one of the two died and another with a history of hepatitis was transferred to the intensive care unit.
According to the Corumbá town hall, the tests sent to Lacem gave inconclusive results, but they rejected the H1N1 and H1N1 viruses. leptospirosis and have been reoriented for further badysis. SES also reported that two other workers from the same rural property in Pantbad, in the Paiaguás region, at 6 hours from Corumba, also reported that they were also receiving Tamiflu treatment and receiving serological treatment
. (19659002) On Monday (28), a health surveillance team from the municipality will inspect the farm to look for possible causes of the disease. The city of Corumbá intends to seek the help of the Navy for the provision of a helicopter to transport the team to the difficult site of access.
Tatiana Marin campograndenews
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