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OBAMA chiude 433 scuole. salgono a 140 i casi di influenza in USA.

OBAMA conferma: il governo è pronto ad affrontare il peggio. Il virus sembra che stia aumentando la sua presenza in america

More than 400 schools closed, 140 US flu cases
Erica Werner, Associated Press Writer
On Friday May 1, 2009, 6:36 pm EDT
The government issued new guidance for schools with confirmed cases, saying they should close for at least 14 days because children can be contagious for seven to 10 days from when they get sick.
The Education Department said that 433 schools had closed, affecting 245,000 children in 17 states. That was about 100 more schools reported closed than reported on Thursday.
Major U.S. airlines, meanwhile, announced plans to curtail flights into flu-ravaged Mexico.
"I'm optimistic that we're going to be able to manage this effectively," Obama told reporters as he received an update from his Cabinet on the federal response to the health emergency. At the same time, he emphasized that the federal government is preparing as if the worst is still to come so that it won't be caught flat-footed.
Obama's fresh take on the flu scare -- more intense in neighboring Mexico than in the United States but also present in some measure around the globe -- came as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the virus has been confirmed in eight more U.S. states and seems to be spreading.
Confirmed cases have risen from 109 Thursday to 141 Friday, the CDC said, with the flu now reported in 19 states, up from 11.
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2 commenti:

Anonimo ha detto...

L' unica cosa che conta davvero è che non muti! Possono esserci anche migliaia di casi ma se sono sempre del virus di base che è stato isolato i rischi sono minimi!

Luca Salvarani, Mantova.

Anonimo ha detto...

@ Luca (e anche tutti gli altri):
dai un'occhio al sito della SanofiAventis - comunicati stampa 2009 - quello dell' 11 marzo 2009.
Ciao.

Alessandro (Po)