Another case of suspected swine flu virus A (H1N1) in Mexico
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Maria, 45, is another suspect of swine flu virus A (H1N1) after the National Influenza Center in Mexico City, capital of Mexico, examined her on April 26, 2009. The Mexican health secretary said Sunday the death toll of confirmed and suspected swine flu cases rose to 103, while the number of sickened cases touched 1,614. (Xinhua Photo)
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Maria, 45, is another suspect of swine flu virus A (H1N1) after the National Influenza Center in Mexico City, capital of Mexico, examined her on April 26, 2009.(Xinhua Photo)
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Latest developments on swine flu worldwide

    Death toll reached 103 including confirmed or suspected swine flu cases, all in Mexico.

    The sickened numbers are 1,614 in Mexico, suspected or confirmed; 20 confirmed in U.S.; 6 confirmed in Canada; 13 suspected in New Zealand; 7 suspected in Spain; 1 suspected in France; 1 suspected in Israel; 1 suspected in Brazil. Full story

Backgrounder: Key facts about swine flu

    WASHINGTON, April 25 (Xinhua) -- A new swine flu strain has killed as many as 20 people and sickened more than 1,300 across Mexico. Eleven U.S. people were also confirmed to be infected with the virus.

    The World Health Organization announced Saturday that the outbreak in Mexico and the United States constituted a "public health emergency of international concern."

Health secretary: Death toll of confirmed, suspected swine flu cases reaches 103 in Mexico

    MEXICO CITY, April 26 (Xinhua) -- The Mexican health secretary said on Sunday that the death toll of confirmed and suspected swine flu cases rose to 103, with the number of sickened cases reaching 1,614.

    Health Secretary Jose Angel Cordova updated the numbers while speaking to Televisa Mexican national television network on Sunday night. Full story

Mexican stadiums closed for fear of swine flu

    MEXICO CITY, April 26 (Xinhua) -- A game in Mexico City's Aztec Stadium has to be played before an empty house on Sunday as swine flu fears forced stadiums to be closed.

    The capacity 105,000 Aztec Stadium was empty when Mexico City's America team played at the normally jam-packed stadium against Tecos. Full story

Editor: Yao
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