Info About Swine flu in Asia

The threat of swine flu outbreak (swine flu) meneror population continues to earth. In the middle of healing and prevention efforts, the number of victims killed even increase.

In Mexico, episentrum the distribution, up to last night 152 people died as a result believed to have a swine flu and more than 1,600 people suspected of carrying the virus is dangerous. Outside of Mexico, at least 16 countries reported cases of infection of swine flu virus, which is good and has not been confirmed.

World Health Organization (WHO) states that the virus has now spread so that the containment strategy difficult. Many countries tighten control on the border, including the international airport. However, the rate the WHO, the border control only little to help control the spread of such viruses. Control the border''almost did not work. Scanning is also not useful,''said WHO Spokesperson Gregory Hartl in Geneva, Switzerland, last night.

Number of cases of swine flu that has been confirmed in the United States continues to increase to 44 cases. In the UK and Spain there are patients who have a swine flu, so be the first case in Europe. Meanwhile, Canada has six cases and New Zealand had the first victim of swine flu in the country.

As many as 70 people suspected of swine flu continues to have a supervised in Australia. Similarly, in Sweden and Switzerland, which each have five cases. South Korea also are investigating a suspected case of swine flu virus. One person in Israel also have a swine flu. That is the first case of swine flu in the Middle East.

The spread of swine flu also affects the value of shares and oil prices. For, the spread of the virus that will destroy the airline industry and reduce oil demand.

Conditions that make it worsened the WHO to improve the status of swine flu standby condition into a global emergency in four levels. Status means that the virus has spread antarmanusia on an ongoing basis and the extraordinary events in at least one country. When this''prevention is not enough because the virus has spread to a number of countries,''said WHO Assistant Director-General Keiji Fukuda.