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АХ-1-эН-1 (так по-русски легко
AH1N1 запоминается) всего семь дней. Уже оказывается 508 жертв. В Мехико закрыты все рестораны - народ буквально "ест на улице". 1-5 мая в Мексике выходные - и если раньше кто-то куда-то активно ездил - то теперь сидят по домам. К выходным поговаривают про закрытие пабов. То есть помимо производителей свинины (что уже миллионные убытки) - уже массово страдают общепит и туризм...
Настоящее свинство! По-английски тут. Фото -
отсюда.
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Date: 2009-05-01 10:17 am (UTC)Вот задумайтесь - миллионные убытки производителей свинины, они от чего? Вирус, хоть и называется так, не является болезнью свиней в нынешнем виде. Это вирус человека. Заразиться им от приготовленной свинины невозможно даже теоретически - все проблемы результат паники и безграмотности населения. И вот это проблема серьёзная.
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Date: 2009-05-01 04:17 pm (UTC)замеченные очепятки
Date: 2009-05-01 12:33 pm (UTC)Или это по всему миру?
Re: замеченные очепятки
Date: 2009-05-01 04:16 pm (UTC)Re: замеченные очепятки
Date: 2009-05-01 04:56 pm (UTC)a0504-----r a BC-MED--SwineFlu-Glance 1stLd-Writethru 05-01 0554
BC-MED--Swine Flu-Glance, 1st Ld-Writethru,0454<
Developments on swine flu worldwide<
Eds: UPDATES WHO's total of confirmed cases to 331.<
With BC-MED--Swine Flu.<
By The Associated Press=
Key developments on swine flu outbreaks, according to Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization and
government officials:
-Deaths: 12 confirmed in Mexico and one confirmed in U.S., a
23-month-old boy from Mexico who died in Texas. Mexico's Health
Secretary no longer releasing "suspected numbers," saying they
are confusing people and may be inflated. The last previous number
of people suspected to be sickened with swine flu was 2,498.
-Sickened: 300 confirmed in Mexico. Confirmed elsewhere: 132 in
U.S.; 34 in Canada; 13 in Spain; eight in Britain; four each in
Germany and New Zealand; two in Israel; one each in Switzerland,
Austria and the Netherlands.
-In U.S., CDC confirms 109 cases and state officials confirm 23
more. CDC confirms: 50 in New York; 26 in Texas; 14 in California;
10 in South Carolina; two each in Kansas and Massachusetts; and one
each in Indiana, Ohio, Arizona, Michigan and Nevada. State
officials confirm five in New Jersey; four in Delaware; three
additional cases in Arizona; four additional cases in California;
two each in Colorado and Virginia; one additional case in Michigan;
and one each in Georgia and Minnesota.
-Nearly 300 schools close nationwide, with at least 200 in Texas
and 62 in Alabama, plus scattered closings in New York, California,
South Carolina, Connecticut, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana,
Wisconsin, Arizona, Ohio, Utah, Washington state, Michigan, Maine
and Maryland.
-The World Health Organization increases its tally of confirmed
swine flu cases around the world to 331 from 257.
-The World Health Organization says it will stop using the term
"swine flu" to avoid confusion over the danger posed by pigs. It
will instead refer to the virus by its scientific name, "H1N1
influenza A."
-The Obama administration comes out against closing the
U.S.-Mexico border. Vice President Joe Biden says it would be "a
monumental undertaking" with limited benefit.
-White House says aide to Energy Secretary Steven Chu apparently
got sick helping arrange President Barack Obama's recent trip to
Mexico but aide did not fly on Air Force One and never posed a risk
to the president.
-Public health emergency declared in the United States and
millions of doses of Tamiflu from federal stockpile being delivered
to states. U.S. buying 13 million treatment courses of anti-flu
drugs to replenish stockpile, sending 400,000 treatment courses to
Mexico.
-Texas Gov. Rick Perry issues disaster declaration.
-Scattered cancellations or postponements of sporting events
across the country, including the suspension of all high school
sports competitions in Texas until May 11.
-Two leading U.S. makers of respiratory masks ramp up production
to meet heavy demand from pharmacies.
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On the Net:
CDC: http://www.cdc.gov/swineflu/
Re: замеченные очепятки
Date: 2009-05-01 05:06 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2009-05-01 01:50 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2009-05-01 04:16 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2009-05-01 05:33 pm (UTC)