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CONTAINMENT
* In New Zealand, authorities consider they have successfully contained the outbreak.
* Border controls are still in place to detect, isolate and treat suspected cases as planes arrive.
* New Zealand had 21 suspected cases yesterday and 12 people were in isolation and being treated with Tamiflu.
* But authorities are still planning for "sweeping" closures of public facilities and isolation of regions at short notice if necessary to break the infection cycle.
Cases of H1N1 Flu Virus in Canada
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is committed to sharing information about H1N1 flu virus cases with Canadians. Confirmed cases are posted Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 16:00 EDT.
As of May 25 2009, a total of 921 laboratory-confirmed cases of H1N1 flu virus have been reported in 9 provinces and 1 territory in Canada.
Originally posted by antmar
Originally posted by EDteach
Just great!! Just got a call that we have a case of SF in our school. Also, husband just called and said my 3-year-old is really sick (at in-laws) with a high fever. She has asthma.
EDtech, when you say 'our' school do you mean a school you or your family go to, or a local school. Either way I guess that's V worrying.
Do you think there is a possibility your wee one may have been exposed? I hope for a speedy recovery...
Originally posted by antmar
Thank goodness we have members who want to protect us from all the big bad people/info that feeds our paranoia. You'd think this was a conspiracy site or something eh...
Originally posted by antmar
For what its worth
WHO Data - ACTUAL - As of 06:00 GMT, 26 May 2009
An average 21.0% increase of confirmed cases each day
An average 10.1% increase of deaths each day