By Patrick Connelly
Costa Rican Health Minister María Avila has confirmed the second case of the H1N1 Swine Flu in the country. Early this morning it was confirmed that a 21-year old woman had become the first swine flu case in Costa Rica and is being treated in San Jose. The second case, a 30-year old man being treated in Heredia, is said to have visited Mexico recently. Avila urged all Ticos to use extreme hygenic measures to help combat the spread of the disease.
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Hourly updates of the H1N1 virus in Latin America
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I think our population here in Brazil are very afraid of h1n1 because they have reported about 1000 deaths because of it but then they stopped reporting anything as it has ended. We don’t know why.