A 13-year-old teenager died after returning from her graduate trip in Córdoba after suffering a septic shock produced by the Influenza B and there is commotion in Misiones.
This is Juanita Milagros Sirimarco Díaz, who was a student and standard bearer of the Instituto Cristiano República Argentina (ICRA) and the case came to light in the last few hours when it was confirmed that the teenager died after suffering discomfort last Tuesday when she returned from her graduate trip. in Córdoba.
Meanwhile, at the missionary hospital they confirmed that she had contracted Influenza B and that she was in serious condition, for which she was hospitalized, but her condition deteriorated this weekend and on Saturday afternoon they reported that Díaz had died after suffering septic shock. .
“With deep pain and sadness, we address the entire educational community to announce the departure of our beloved student, Juanita Milagros Sirimarco Díaz. As the standard bearer of the primary level, she represented all the values that her beloved school, ICRA Posadas, promotes,” they announced from the school the teenager attended.
This Sunday, in the midst of a climate of sadness, family, friends and close friends said their last goodbye to Milagros and a farewell ceremony was held at La Cascada on Costanera Avenue.
What is the Influenza B virus?
The flu is an infectious respiratory disease caused by the “influenza” virus. It is easy to spread, especially in children and adolescents.
The most common symptoms are fever, cough, headache and sore throat, fatigue, joint pain and even chills.
In Argentina, the flu vaccine against Haemophilus influenzae disease is recommended as a form of prevention, which has been included in the schedule since 1997.
