Influenza cases multiplied and two instances of death have been accounted for in Georgia so far this winter, as indicated by the nation's National Center for Disease Control and Public Health on Tuesday.
"We presently have 221 revealed cases for every 100,000 natives," said Pata Imnadze, logical chief of the middle, including that this number is twice last year's.
Most influenza cases distinguished for the current year are the H1N1 type and not very many cases are included with the H3N2 infection, which is progressively deadly, he said.
In any case, there is no flu flare-up in Georgia up until now however the circumstance is mindful, he noted.
As indicated by the middle, two people including one pregnant lady have been slaughtered by influenza contaminations so far amid the flow influenza season in Georgia.
The previous winter, more than 200 H1N1-disease cases were accounted for in Georgia, bringing about no less than eight passings.
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