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By 24th June 2009, it has confirmed 220 swine flu cases. It means 55 cases per 1,000,000 population based on the 4 million population. Pls updated in yr report. It will go up to 150 cases per 1,000,000 population in 2 weeks times and beocme the top 5 of infected countries.
Singapore is currently 12th on 47.5 per capita based on a higher population than that. Added in the hidden comments so editors are aware it may be in the top 10 in future. |→ Spaully14:38, 24 June 2009 (GMT)
Nothing mentioned in sidebar about cases in Pakistan however first case was reported on August 10, 2009. and I do believe there will be morethan 20 cases now reported until now.
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Nothing mentioned in sidebar about cases in Pakistan however first case was reported on August 10, 2009. and I do believe there will be morethan 20 cases now reported until now.
The current H1N1 death toll for the US needs to be resolved...
Your site is claiming 724 US deaths based on numbers being reported by each of the US states. That number is now in question and should be corrected to reflect the NEW reporting format now required by the US CDC.
The new format is now including ALL influenza and pneumonia-associated hospitalizations and deaths. Because 99% of all current influenza is considered to be the H1N1 virus, it is safe to say that at least 99% of the current numbers being reported to, and by, the US CDC are H1N1 in origin.
As we all know, the US CDC reported 593 total deaths from the H1N1 virus under the OLD reporting format on 8/30/2009.
On 9/5/2009, the US CDC reported 196 total deaths from the H1N1 virus under the NEW reporting format. That total is in addition to the numbers reported on 8/30/2009. Logically then, the total of US H1N1 deaths on 9/5/2009 was 789.
On 9/12/2009, the US CDC reported 168 additional deaths from the H1N1 virus under the NEW reporting format. That total is in addition to the numbers reported on 8/30/2009 and 9/5/2009. Therefore, the total of US H1N1 deaths on 9/12/2009 was 957.
On 9/19/2009, the US CDC reported 572 additional deaths from the H1N1 virus under the NEW reporting format. That total is in addition to the numbers reported on 8/30/2009, 9/5/2009, and 9/18/2009. Therefore, the total of US H1N1 deaths on 9/18/2009 was 1,529.
