A well organised, automatically updated, and easy to read, easy to understand timeline of events, from new case confirmations, new infections, and school closings to technical details on the H1N1 Swine Influenza/Flu pandemic. This site also provides automated translations of foreign language articles for English speaking readers.

Archive for February 3rd, 2010

205 people have died of the AH1N1 virus, or swine flu, in Colombia since it first appeared in May last year, health authorities said on Tuesday.

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- There may not be any news from urban-area Texas (some rural counties are still reporting) or all of NYC. Both appear to be reporting to CDC but hiding all cases, fatalities, and hospitalisations from the public. There are a large amount of deaths in the CDC countrywide count that cannot be accounted for. NYC has not reported a single death or case on their DOH site since July 7th, 2009.
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