It's about swine flu cases.
A 34-year-old Bell City Council candidate who died Friday at County-USC Medical Center may have had the swine flu, also known as the H1N1 virus, it was reported today.
A brother, Jorge, told the Bell Gardens Sun that Miguel Alejandro Sanchez had been sick for about a week when he went to the hospital Friday morning and may have had the H1N1 virus.
Sanchez, a part-time teacher's aide for the Los Angeles Unified School District and a part-time Bell Parks and Recreation Department employee, had hoped to replace former City Councilman Luis Artiga, who resigned last fall amid corruption allegations, is a special election set for Tuesday.
Sanchez was part of a "Justice for Bell' slate, along with council candidates Mario Rivas and Nestor Valencia.
His cause of death has not been made public.
His brother Jorge said Sanchez was diabetic and that could have complicated his flu-like symptoms.
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