It has been certified by Dr. Alejandro Efrn Bentez, who serves as the Secretary of Health for the state of Hidalgo, that the child, who was just three years old, passed away as a result of acute infantile hepatitis of an undetermined cause.

The youngster’s cause of death was certified by Dr. Alejandro Efrn Bentez. Dr. Alejandro Efrn Bentez provided the official pronouncement of the child’s death. “This youngster tested negative for all known viral hepatitis results in the nation, and as a consequence, he was classed as a child with severe acute hepatitis of unknown origin,” he added. “This kid was diagnosed as a child with severe acute hepatitis of unknown origin.” “This infant was identified as a child with severe acute hepatitis of unknown aetiology,” the medical professionals said.

As a direct consequence of this, it was discovered that he was a child suffering from severe acute hepatitis that had been brought on by a source that nobody could figure out. An official from the state emphasised in an interview with Radio Formula that the word for the illness that the child was suffering from was ” severe acute hepatitis of unknown origin.” This was said in reference to the illness that the child was suffering from. This was given as the name of the ailment that was being discussed. Even though this is the name of the ailment, the official referred to it as being “childlike” due to the fact that it is being seen in children of paediatric age. In the same train of thought, Efra Bentez said that there were four possible examples of severe acute hepatitis.

Only one of these four cases included a kid less than eight years old; the other three involved members of the same household passing the virus on to one another. On the other hand, it was revealed that the patient did not have hepatitis in the first instance of the case. He then went on to say that “We have not had any big problems with the three children who might have severe hepatitis, but it is still being checked completely” (We have not had any major worries with the three children who could have severe hepatitis, but it is still being looked extensively).