Reported Cases of Novel Influenza A (H1N1) Virus Infections in California as of July 9, 2009: 2469 cases (1945 confirmed, 524 probable), 287 hospitalizations, 32 deaths.
Gee... Its really spreading very fast............
Oh my God that is very alarming.
I just hope it won't mutate to a new stronger virus.
Some schools here in our country suspended their classes for a week.
I do hope that the fast spreading of virus will stop sooner.
Oh my God that is very alarming.
I just hope it won't mutate to a new stronger virus.
Some schools here in our country suspended their classes for a week.
I do hope that the fast spreading of virus will stop sooner.
Same as here in our country... Many schools are getting suspended due to some cases of A(H1N1) in their school... Its getting tougher to prevent it.
The same case is in our country also. Everyday more and more cases are being discovered. Also the deaths due to H1N1 is tremendous. Hope this ends soon.