Magione
No cases of H1N1 flu in the district of Lake Trasimeno, just a wave of early flu-like symptoms that leave 
home to several middle and elementary pupils in the district. The monitoring is direct link between the school buildings of the Lake Trasimeno and the seat of territorial district health Panicale, from which reassured for the moment the situation is under control. The alert remains high and absences are sighing (accomplice a media overexposure .. with hypersensitivity to the influence of strange side effects in general?) In some structures some class has a number of absences than usual, as the middle school "Mazzini" in Mansfield where yesterday were missing some seventy boys, about 40% of the students throughout the district plesso.In continuous supervision by school staff leaves no room for alarm, even among those parents who kept asking about the situation in the school attended by his son. Staying at Magione in fact in the absence of the primary plexus of the children are all normal, soothes the head teacher Giovanna Filomena. The influence may arrived earlier than expected (usually the peak occurs between January and February), the numbers do not concern, but are nevertheless taken all necessary precautions issued by the Ministry of Health, with the understanding that the flu is of vast dimensions. At Primary Magione, as the Institute of Comprehensive Dalmazio Birago Passignano and Tuoro, chaired by Massimo Mariani, was issued a circular inviting the parents to submit a medical certificate even after 5 days of absence, not mandatory for the regional rules . "I think it is useful - Mariani explains the principal - as a form of peace but also as a guarantee to parents of children, to avoid alarmism." Privacy from the pole including "Calvino's Città della Pieve, while" all quiet "in Castiglione del Lago, as a specific Sergio Bargelli, head teacher of secondary school" Franco Rasetti, "in counting the few hours of absences, including those of ITC boys "Rosselli." "Overnight, everything can change for charity, but we are in the normal." 
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