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Published: Wednesday, 17 January 2018 16:44

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Photo: Cadenagramonte.Havana, Jan 17.- Cuban specialists reported that most of the patients remain hospitalized for burns with fireworks during the festivities known as the Parrandas de Remedios, evolve in a favorable manner.

To 23 days of the accident occurred in the central province of Villa Clara, they still are not exempt from risk, according to the medical criteria.

In the case of the six children admitted to the pediatric José Luis Miranda, two are evaluated as very serious and four of care according to details of Dr. Jacqueline González, Chief of the Burned of that institution.

Gonzalez explained that the affected area decreased in comparison to the time when they arrived at the center, when they had burns covering between a 55 and a 22 % of their bodies.

He expressed that the toddler, who come from the towns of remedies, Artemis and Havana, and between the ages of 11 and 15 years, began the surgical treatment, which proceeded to graft and removal of necrotic tissue.

Maria Elena Guillén , Deputy Director Surgical Hospital Arnaldo Milián Castro, reported that Ariel Muñoz and Luis Miguel Saez remain critical category evaluated at the end; Lazarus Angel Mendez, of critical; while Cesar Rivero, Suniel Sánchez, Humberto Rodríguez and July of the river are described as very serious; in both Jorge Andres Pirene glitter hologram halter triangle top this care.

The Deputy surgical - cited by the newspaper Granma- pondered the attention received by the injured in both hospital institutions, where have all the necessary resources.

The Parrandas de Remedios, declared in 2013 Cultural Heritage of the Nation - is one of the most traditional popular celebrations in the country.

The legends that the Festivity arose because of the rivalry between two towns of Villa Clara: El Carmen, "The Hawk", and San Salvador, "El Gallo".

At present, all December 24 both sides develop a kind of "battle", but with music, floats and great pyrotechnic deployment. (Cadenagramonte)