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Canada, Nova Scotia: Not all four confirmed swine influenza cases recently traveled to Mexico. At least 11 students ill.
Texas: School closures underway to prevent spread of swine influenza confirmed in Byron Steele High School students.
Texas: State health authorities order closure of all 16 Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District campuses.
Spain: New suspected swine influenza case is female and returned to Spain from Mexico on 20 April.
New York: Swine influenza strain detected in students genetically the same as that found in Mexico cases.
Puerto Rico: Suspected swine influenza case left Mexico on 25 April.
The Mexican government indicated that the outbreak was more severe than originally acknowledged, announcing that more than 1,300 people are believed to have been infected. The virus, which the World Health Organization's top official said had "pandemic potential," is now suspected in the deaths of 81 Mexicans, Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova said. Also Saturday, the Mexican government gave itself extraordinary powers to quarantine and forcibly treat infected people and to search homes and intercept suspected flu sufferers on public transport. The emergency decree follows measures that have included the closing of schools in the worst-affected areas until May 6, and the temporary shutdown of museums, clubs and theaters in Mexico City. Hundreds of concerts, private parties and other events were canceled as federal and local officials urged people to avoid large gatherings.
Originally posted by T0XiK
new case found in hong kong and also pigs have tested positive in the phillipines
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also new recently updated map of global outbreaks
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Originally posted by TheCoffinman
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a rather worrisome rueters report
Originally posted by atlscribe
Originally posted by TheCoffinman
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a rather worrisome rueters report
"The short answer is it's too soon to tell."
Please, try to avoid being a scaremonger.
Please, try to avoid being a scaremonger.
Brazil: Suspected swine influenza case placed in isolation until test results are made available.
Canada, British Columbia: Two confirmed swine influenza cases remain in voluntary isolation.
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
You can add Turkey as well. I don't know of any other places than the ones you havel isted.
~Keeper
Originally posted by TheCoffinman
Originally posted by atlscribe
Originally posted by TheCoffinman
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a rather worrisome rueters report
"The short answer is it's too soon to tell."
Please, try to avoid being a scaremonger.
i hardly think my concern is scaremongering
Originally posted by Vitchilo
Please, try to avoid being a scaremonger.
Yeah because the government NEVER created virus and killed his own citizens in experiments or false-flag operations right?
And virus never mutates right?
Obama met in Mexico City with the director of the city's Museum of Anthropology, who died a week later from symptoms similar to flu. According to Mexico health officials, he did not have swine flu but had a preexisting condition and died of pneumonia. The swine flu has an incubation period of 24 to 48 hours, Gibbs said, meaning Obama would have shown symptoms long ago if he'd contracted the disease. Because he did not show symptoms, Gibbs added, Obama has not been tested for the flu -- the same restraint that the government advises for all Americans. "In the absence of symptoms, you shouldn't go get tested," Gibbs said. "That's going to crowd any sort of either public health or private health infrastructure. If you are sick or you do have symptoms, then you should take precautions."