Pues en el enlace que he puesto ya cuentan 800 infectados

Las cosas se estan poniendo peliagudas;

WHO calls emergency meeting on swine flu | Health | Reuters
La OMS pide reunion de emergencia por la gripe porcina.

Swine Flu Cases Now Total 7: CDC - ABC News
7 casos entre California y Texas

No sabemos como la gente ha adquirido la gripe, pues no han tenido contacto con cerdos.

Resumiendo;
Aun no se conoce el potencial de mortalidad de este virus, algunos lo situan como bajo, pero si te tiene en cuenta las noticias de mexico, 800 infectados y 60 muertes no situamos entre un 7 a 8%.

Algunas personas, ¿medicos o periodistas?, han especulado en que provenga de la aves, hayan infectado a los cerdos y de ahi se haya credo un virus nuevo con partes de la gripe aviar y la porcina.

La bolsa mexicana a subido a pesar de la gripe.
Mexican stocks extend gains on US data, results | Industries | Financial Services & Real Estate | Reuters

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En poco tiempo no será necesaria una vacuna. Bastará con llevar un espray y quien no lo tenga estará muerto. Esa es la forma de acabar con la población que sobra.
COMUNICADO: El revolucionario spray de primera respuesta ya está disponible en Europa. europapress.es

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Last news...

AFP: Obama fully briefed on swine flu: aide

Me voy para la tasca, espero que el mundo exista cuando vuelva ...

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Al parecer la CDC de EEUU va a dar un comunicado o una rueda de prensa esta tarde, aquí va la web: CDC Newsroom Home Page

Y aquí un artículo desde Canadá:

WHO plans emergency session over deadly Mexico flu outbreak

World health agency schedules emergency meeting after 60 deaths suspected

The World Health Organization is convening an emergency meeting amid reports on Friday that a deadly outbreak of more than 800 "influenza-like" cases in Mexico is caused by a new strain of swine flu that has potentially crossed into the United States.

Mexican authorities said Friday that samples tested both at the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control were positive for swine flu viruses.

Mexico's Public Health Department said tests proved that 16 people had died from the new strain, while 44 other deaths were being investigated for links to the disease.

"We certainly have 60 deaths that we can't be sure are from the same virus, but it is probable," Mexican Health Minister Angel Cordova told MVS radio in Mexico City.

WHO spokesperson Gregory Hartl said the agency needs to determine whether the outbreaks constitute an international public health threat.

Hartl also said 12 of 18 samples taken from victims in Mexico showed the virus had a genetic structure identical to that of the virus found in California earlier this week. But he said the agency needs more information before it changes its pandemic alert level, which currently stands at three on a scale of one to six.

The unusual influenza A H1N1 viruses were first reported earlier this week as U.S. health officials scrambled to deal with the diagnoses of seven people with the never-before-seen strain in Texas and California. The states share a border with Mexico not far from a town where two deaths were reported.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control has not confirmed whether the strain in the two states is the same as the strain in Mexico. The agency has scheduled a news conference for 2:30 p.m. ET.
Most Mexico cases occurring in young adults: WHO

Hartl said health officials are dealing with three separate events in Mexico, with most of the 828 cases in and around the capital, Mexico City.

At least 24 cases have been reported in the central region, while four have been reported in the north, Hartl said.

Most of the cases have occurred in healthy young adults, he added.

"Because these cases are not happening in the very old or the very young, which is normal with seasonal influenza, this is an unusual event and a cause for heightened concern," Hartl said in an interview from WHO headquarters in Geneva.

It is also rare to see such high flu activity so late in the season, he said.

"The end of April, especially in a place like Mexico, you would think that we would see quite a steep decline," said Hartl.
All classes cancelled in Mexico City

The Mexican government ordered that all classes in Mexico City and the surrounding state be cancelled on Friday, from pre-schools to universities. It also warned the public to avoid gathering places and major events.

On Thursday, Canadian health officials issued a travel advisory warning travellers who have recently returned from Mexico to be on alert for flu-like symptoms that could be connected to the illness.

Though human H1N1 viruses have been circulating for decades, it is not clear how much protection previous infection with them would confer against a virus made up predominantly of swine flu genes. The virus also has some bird genes and one human gene.

The U.S. cases are also unusual because it appears none of the patients had contact with pigs.

No cases of the swine flu have been found in Canada.

People infected with the virus initially suffer flu-like symptoms that include:

* Fever.
* Cough.
* Sore throat.
* Muscle and joint pain.
* Shortness of breath.

The illness may elevate to a severe respiratory illness within about five days.

In Canada, the travel advisory includes the same advice given to all travellers: Get a flu shot and take precautions such as covering coughs and staying home when sick. But it adds locations in Mexico where cases of a severe respiratory illness have occurred.

WHO plans emergency session over deadly Mexico flu outbreak

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Al parecer hay 61 posibles muertos y ojo al contenido del virus, lleva de todo.

New, deadly swine flu hits Mexico, U.S

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - A deadly strain of swine flu never seen before has killed as many as 61 people in Mexico and has spread into the United States, where several people were reported ill.

Mexico's government said on Friday that at least 16 people have died of the disease in central Mexico and that it may also have been responsible for 45 other deaths.

The World Health Organization said the virus that killed at least 12 of the victims in Mexico had the same genetic structure as an outbreak discovered in California. [nLO274836]

With the swine flu being passed between people, raising fears of a major outbreak in North America, Mexico's government canceled classes for millions of children in its sprawling capital city and surrounding areas.

"It is a virus that mutated from pigs and then at some point was transmitted to humans," Health Minister Jose Angel Cordova said.

It first looked mostly like a swine virus but closer analysis showed it is a never-before-seen mixture of swine, human and avian viruses.

Humans can occasionally catch swine flu from pigs but rarely have they been known to pass it on to other people.

CLOSE TO 1,000 SUSPECTED CASES IN MEXICO

Seven people have been made ill by the new strain in California and Texas, but all of them have recovered. Mexico said it had close to 1,000 suspected cases there.

Worldwide, seasonal flu kills between 250,000 and 500,000 people in an average year.

The White House was closely following the new cases in the United States and Mexico, and President Barack Obama has been informed, an administration official said.

The Mexican government warned people not to shake hands or kiss when greeting or share food, glasses or cutlery for fear of contracting the flu.

Mexico City, one of the world's biggest cities and home to some 20 million people, was quieter than usual on Friday morning. Normally choking traffic was less chaotic in the absence of school buses and parents driving kids to school.

Many people waiting to enter subway stations had their faces covered with surgical masks.

The virus is an influenza A virus, carrying the designation H1N1. It contains DNA typical to avian, swine and human viruses, including elements from European and Asian swine viruses, the CDC has said. [nN23355101]

The Geneva-based U.N. agency WHO said it was in daily contact with U.S., Canadian and Mexican authorities and had activated its Strategic Health Operations Center (SHOC) -- its command and control center for acute public health events.

Surveillance for and scrutiny of influenza has been stepped up since 2003, when H5N1 bird flu reappeared in Asia. Experts fear this strain, or another strain, could spark a pandemic that could kill millions.

New, deadly swine flu hits Mexico, U.S. | U.S. | Reuters

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Que sencillo es asustar a las ovejas y meterlas contentas en el redil.

Ya tienen a media humanidad temblando de miedo y dispuesta a aceptar las condiciones leoninas del gobierno para "salvarles de esta amenaza".

Si supiesen que el verdadero virus es la televisión....

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Eso suena a cocktail farmaceútico, está claro que el virus es de laboratorio.

Y mirad lo que hay en el principal


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El Gobierno espurio de Mexico ha lanzado una sospechosa alerta a la poblacion de la ciudad de Mexico acerca de tener medidas preventivas contra un brote de "un virus de influenza desconocido" y asi evitar un posible contagio. que casualidad que esto viene a suceder cuando el descontento social crece por la crisis economica y cuando se empiezan a organizar trabajadores y estudiantes para realizar actos protesta y huelgas contra la corrupcion que impera en el gobierno y el desplome de la economia.

He aqui la falsedad de esta einformacion, amigos españoles no se dejen engañar, no existe ninguna epidemia en Mexico de gripe porcina, todo esto es una mascarada.

La OMS confirma 12 casos de una rara gripe porcina en México
Los expertos de la OMS se reúnen de urgencia para analizar el brote, aunque necesitan más datos para determinar la gravedad.- Por primera vez desde hace más de 20 años el Gobierno Federal suspende las clases a todos los niveles.- El ministro de Salud mexicano afirma que investigan 943 casos y cifra en 16 las muertes en lo que va de abril por este virus
SALVADOR CAMARENA | México 24/04/2009


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La Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) ha confirmado hoy 12 casos en humanos de un brote de gripe porcina en México. La OMS cifra en 800 los casos sospechosos, entre los que se habrían producido 57 muertos, y sus expertos se han reunido de urgencia para analizar la situación. De momento, necesitan más datos epidemiológicos para poder decretar el nivel de alerta por pandemia. El Gobierno mexicano, por su parte, estudia 943 casos sospechosos. Según la OMS, el virus del brote mexicano tiene la misma estructura genética que dos casos de este tipo de gripe registrados en California en las últimas semanas.

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El valle de México, integrado por el Distrito Federal y por el Estado de México, ha amanecido este viernes con toda su población estudiantil a resguardo: en torno a la medianoche del jueves, el Gobierno Federal decretó, como medida preventiva frente a un singular brote de gripe, la cancelación de todas las clases, desde el nivel preescolar hasta en las universidades.

"Estamos ante la presencia de un nuevo virus de la gripe, lo cual constituye una epidemia respiratoria hasta ahora controlable, cuyos síntomas son: fiebre superior a 39 grados, que se presenta de manera repentina, tos, dolor de cabeza intenso, dolores musculares y de articulaciones, irritación de los ojos y flujo nasal", dijo desde Los Pinos el ministro de Salud, José Ángel Córdova, la noche del jueves.

Con la cancelación de las clases, las autoridades pretenden evitar nuevos contagios. Hasta el momento, en declaraciones esta mañana a los medios de comunicación, el ministro de Salud ha reconocido que investigan 943 casos y cifran en 16 las muertes en lo que va de abril por este virus "que mutó de los cerdos y se transmitió a algún humano", según sus propias declaraciones. Sin embargo, el número de decesos es aún poco claro. La Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) cifra en "800 los casos sospechosos de gripe porcina, con 57 muertos, en la región de México (...) Se han descubierto casos similares en la región de San Luis Potosí, en el centro de México", según la portavoz de la OMS, Fadela Chaib, a la que cita la agencia de noticias Reuters. Eso sí, el ministro Córdova reconoce que investigan 45 muertes "sospechosas".

La alerta sobre este brote de gripe saltó públicamente el miércoles, cuando el periódico Reforma informaba en exclusiva a ocho columnas: "Golpea influenza al DF". El rotativo agregaba que cinco personas habían fallecido durante el fin de semana por esa gripe en hospitales públicos y privados. En declaraciones a W radio, el ministro de Salud ha dicho que alertaron a todo el sistema de salud nacional sobre este brote de influenza el pasado día 16.

Vacunas

Por su parte, el encargado de los servicios de salud del Distrito Federal, ciudad en la que se concentran la mayoría de los casos, Armando Ahued, ha indicado esta mañana que están a la espera de que las autoridades federales les manden un millón de dosis de vacunas para iniciar una campaña masiva de vacunación. Sin embargo, y en parte porque lo común es vacunarse contra la gripe antes del invierno, el número de dosis disponibles no está del todo claro, pues mientras Ahued dice que esperan un millón de dosis, el ministro Córdova ha manifestado a W radio casi de manera simultánea que ellos cuentan en este momento con sólo medio millón de vacunas.

La cancelación masiva de las clases es un evento inédito en décadas en México, y la memoria nacional se remite hasta 1985, cuando tras el terremoto del 19 de septiembre de ese año -que dejó alrededor de 10.000 muertos y azotó básicamente a la ciudad de México-, al día siguiente y más por temor a réplicas sísmicas, las aulas quedaron vacías

fuente:La OMS confirma 12 casos de una rara gripe porcina en México · ELPAÍS.com

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