Originally posted by MWSAH:It seems all infections outside Mexico are non-lethal.
Originally posted by Hans23:[..]
I hear a child in the USA has died of the infection, but at such a young age normal flu could be a major problem aswell
Originally posted by djrlewis:What a load of overblown nonsense. It's no different to an outbreak of 'normal' flu. Of the numbers in Mexico dead, only 1 in 3 are confirmed as having died directly due to the virus.
Give it a fancy name and watch the press spread it all out of proportion. And Ger makes a good point about malaria too.
Originally posted by roxrios:Here in El Paso all athletic events have been canceled/suspened until May 11!
This affects me directly because we have our Orchestra Compition scheduled for May 13.
That will probaly be canceled/suspended as well!!
It is very interesting that we live here in El Paso, which is right on the border of Texas and Mexico, and have not reported any known case(s) of the virus. We are anticipating this thing to blow up here, but that it just hasn't happened yet. With the School Districts now involved they will take drastic measures to make sure this thing is contained. There are students that are from or live in Mexico and come to school here in El Paso. So here, we have to take this thing seriously!!
On a side note, my brother has already begun working on the Movie Title:
SWINE FLLLUUUU!! Coming to a theater near you....
Be Safe!!
Originally posted by djrlewis:Give it a fancy name and watch the press spread it all out of proportion. And Ger makes a good point about malaria too.
Originally posted by U2Nick:[..]
I hope that your town stays safe! GOOD LUCK with the Orchestra competition man!!! (I just got home from one)![]()
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Regarding the flu, I'm just glad that it isn't eating up the world population or something.Hopefully, it will not become as deadly as what the media is comparing it to. (And great add about Malaria a couple of pages back, Gerard
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