 H1N1 swine flu death toll climbs to 14 in Armenia (Updated) January 15, 2016 - 18:45 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - One more person has died of H1N1 swine flu virus in Armenia, the Ministry of Health said in a press release. According to the Ministry, the person had been diseased from January 1, but had sought medical assistance only on January 9. Two more people died from the virus earlier. Hospitalized in critical condition on January 13, both had been previously diagnosed with diabetes and cardio-pulmonary failure. According to the Ministry, 992 people with acute respiratory viruses have been hospitalized as of January 15, 873 of them under 18. 502 patients were diagnosed with pneumonia, 231 of them under 18. A total of 121 pregnant women have been hospitalized. 98 patients are registered in intensive care units, with 9 of them put on mechanical ventilation. 14 people have so far died from H1N1 swine flu virus in Armenia.   Top stories Chess classes, according to him, teach kids to focus, compete and develop their cognitive skills so they grow up to become grandmasters 114 branded rooms have already opened in Armenia, while the remaining 547 will open in the course of the year. “These rugs were mainly used for personal reasons, such as dowry pieces, gifts, commemorative pieces,” explains Hratch Kozibeyokian. Armenia is variously described as the ‘cradle of Christianity’ and the ‘land of churches’, LiveMint.com says.   Partner news |  Latest news "Mamma Mia" stars brought their parents on set to watch Cher  Cher only shows up in the final moments of the film but brings down the house singing both “Fernando” and “Super Trouper.”Footage shows residents calling for Syrian govt's return to Raqqa (video) Many residents recalled times before the conflict where services such as water and electricity weren’t so scarce.150 ceasefire violations by Azerbaijan registered in past week The Karabakh frontline units continue controlling the situation on the line of contact and protecting their positions.New drug trial could boost Alzheimer's research “There have been plenty of disappointments and sadly I’m an expert in those disappointments,” said Stephen Salloway. |
