warning of swine flu epidemic
Apr 27th 2009 at 11:18 AM
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Suspected swine flu deaths in Mexico top 100
April 27 2009 at 10:04AM
By David Koop
Mexico City - Mexico's government is trying to stem the spread of a deadly strain of swine flu as a new work week begins by urging people to stay home Monday if they have any symptoms of the virus believed to have killed more than 100 people.
NZ racing to stop spread of swine flu
April 27 2009 at 10:08AM
Wellington - Hundreds of plane passengers who flew with a school group believed to have caught the deadly swine flu were being tracked down on Monday as New Zealand raced to prevent the spread of the disease.
Global alerts amid flu strain
April 27 2009 at 06:59AM
By Mica Rosenberg and Alistair Bell
Mexico City - Parents cancelled children's parties, nightclubbers were booted out and people stocked up on DVDs as residents here huddled at home for the weekend in the midst of a serious flu scare.
The capital, one of the world's biggest cities, suspended public events and closed bars and restaurants to try to halt the spread of a new flu virus that has killed up to 81 people in Mexico, with more than 1 300 believed to have been infected. In the United States, at least 11 people have been infected.
Suspected swine flu deaths in Mexico top 100
April 27 2009 at 10:04AM
By David Koop
Mexico City - Mexico's government is trying to stem the spread of a deadly strain of swine flu as a new work week begins by urging people to stay home Monday if they have any symptoms of the virus believed to have killed more than 100 people.
NZ racing to stop spread of swine flu
April 27 2009 at 10:08AM
Wellington - Hundreds of plane passengers who flew with a school group believed to have caught the deadly swine flu were being tracked down on Monday as New Zealand raced to prevent the spread of the disease.
Global alerts amid flu strain
April 27 2009 at 06:59AM
By Mica Rosenberg and Alistair Bell
Mexico City - Parents cancelled children's parties, nightclubbers were booted out and people stocked up on DVDs as residents here huddled at home for the weekend in the midst of a serious flu scare.
The capital, one of the world's biggest cities, suspended public events and closed bars and restaurants to try to halt the spread of a new flu virus that has killed up to 81 people in Mexico, with more than 1 300 believed to have been infected. In the United States, at least 11 people have been infected.
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