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| Indiana officials plan to discuss an outbreak of a severe, flu-like illness that's killed one inmate and sickened more than two dozen others at a state prison |
| By dailyjournal.net |
| Published: 01/26/2016 |
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PUTNAMVILLE, Indiana — State correction officials plan to discuss an outbreak of a severe, flu-like illness that's killed one inmate and sickened more than two dozen others at a western Indiana prison. Putnamville Correctional Facility Superintendent Brian Smith and Dr. Michael Mitcheff, the Indiana Department of Correction's medical director, scheduled a Tuesday afternoon news conference at a State Police post near the prison. A coroner says one inmate died Friday from what appears to have been pneumonia after he developed severe, flu-like symptoms. Read More. |
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