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We need to save our 'bullets' until needed

IN THE end, misleading statistics made Influenza A (H1N1) seem more alarming than it was.

Because a significant number of mild cases had gone unreported in Mexico, where the outbreak began, the apparent severity of the virus was skewed...more

China lifts quarantine

China on Thursday began lifting a seven-day quarantine for passengers on a flight from Mexico City to Shanghai on which a Mexican man was confirmed to be infected with influenza A/H1N1, state media said...more

Singaporean couple quarantined at HK hotel

A Singaporean couple gave local Chinese evening daily Lianhe Wanbao an account of the three days they have spent being quarantined at a Hong Kong Hotel.

They was given three options: return to the hotel and be quarantined for seven days, wait for more news and instructions from behind police lines outside the hotel, or take a taxi to the airport and return to Singapore immediately...more

» Other tourists tell their tale
» Isolated hotel guests showered with gifts

Singapore
SMU student stays in Mexico
Updates on swine flu devts in Singapore on May 5.-ST
Flu scare for NTU student
A student who returned to last Friday from an exchange programme in Mexico caused a scare on Sunday. -ST
S'poreans too polite to scold me
Seating on a priority seat, I started coughing... -TNP
More die of 'regular' influenza
588 Singaporeans die of regular influenza every year.
S'pore raises pandemic alert to Orange
Dedicated ambulance service for swine flu victims set up. -AsiaOne
New war on swine flu
No place for complacency, says Health Minister Khaw. -myp
Govt has 1mil Tamiflu doses
This is in line with the World Health Organisation's guidelines. -AsiaOne
No pork panic here
Singaporeans have not been spooked into avoiding pork. -SoShiok.com
S'pore ready to tackle swine flu
Should the swine-flu outbreak reach our shores, S'pore is ready to handle it. -myp

» Labs race for flu cure

» Singapore steps up anti-flu measures

» Businesses swing in to action

» No cases of flu in Singapore

About swine flu
» How does weather affect the spread of flu?

» How serious is swine flu? How bad could it get?

» How swine flu spreads in humans

» Worried about swine flu? Wash your hands
Asia
Philippines sees shortfall in anti-viral drugs
The country needs another $2.95 million to fill shortfall in supplies. -AFP

One infected, 16 more tested in Korea
Sixteen more people, including a 15-month-old infant, are being tested. -Korean Herald/ANN

» Japanese woman tests negative

» More than 4,000 screened at KLIA

» Doubts over thermal scanners

» Aso orders all-out flu fight

» Asia on high alert over Mexico's swine-flu outbreak

World

» Flu advances in Europe

» WHO likely to declare flu pandemic

» Flu spreads across US

» What happens if swine flu goes away?

» Canada's first severe case of swine flu

» Swiss hospital develops diagnostic test

» WHO raises alert level

» Debate rages over swine flu name

» Masks up and shutter down

» NY, Mexico City: A tale of two cities

» Google puts flu tracker to work

» Internet abuzz with swine flu chatter

Multimedia
Photo gallery: How the world is coping More photos of pandemic
Video: Orange to yellow alert Video: Were we too quick to react?
Video: Mexicans defy swine flu advice Video: Mild cases on the rise
Video: This is a new war Video: Enough anti-viral drugs
Video: More getting vaccinated Video: 'It's just a matter of time'
Video: Swine flu alert level raised Video: US reports first swine flu death
Video: Face masks fly off shelves Video: Airports on high alert
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