Updated about about 4 month ago | occurred October 27,2009 09:59 PM |
-
30 Oct 09:00
A/H1N1 Update for Europe: Death Toll Rises to 302
-
31 Oct 07:15
Southern Finland Experiencing a Rapid Spread of A/H1N1 Flu
-
30 Oct 06:20
Unidentified Influenza Outbreak Reported in Ukraine
-
29 Oct 20:47
Russia Reports Its 5th Influenza A/H1N1 Fatal Case
-
29 Oct 09:02
Fifth Influenza A/H1N1 Related Death Reported in Russia
-
29 Oct 09:00
A/H1N1 Update for Europe: 12 New Fatal Cases as Death Toll Rises to 292
-
27 Oct 21:21
Russia Reports Fourth Influenza A/H1N1 Death
-
27 Oct 16:00
Russia Reports Its First A/H1N1 Flu-Related Deaths
-
27 Oct 09:00
Latest A/H1N1 Update for Europe: 6 New Fatal Cases, Death Toll Now at 280
-
26 Oct 19:30
Finland Reports Its First Fatal Case of Influenza A/H1N1
Half of the children in a kindergarten in Turku have been displaying influenza A/H1N1 symptoms as reported on Tuesday.
The kindergarted from the southwestern region of the country had to close due to the flu virus as a measure to contain the spread.
The report stated that 15 of around 30 children have been showing symptoms of H1N1 along with six personnel members. Many of these cases have been confirmed as infected with the flu virus on Tuesday. Currently, two children have been hospitalized and are being treated.
Besides the case of the kindergarten, two other schools in Turku have detected flu virus cases. The Waino Aaltonen School has reported 10 cases of the virus and the Turku International School stated that a few cases were also found as infected with the virus.
Turku has been given 4,500 doses of the influenza A/H1N1 vaccine and began inoculation this week.
The first influenza A/H1N1 death was confirmed last Saturday in a 25-year-old woman.