SINGAPORE: The island republic confirmed another 26 new cases of Influenza A(H1N1) on Monday, comprising 17 local cases and nine cases with travel history, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 168.
In a statement Tuesday, its Health Ministry said it appeared that community spread had gathered momentum with more cases from local transmission reported.
The ministry said it was gearing up local polyclinics and a few hundred general practitioners to treat suspected cases, and these clinics would help to manage patients with influenza-like illness as the government moved from containment into mitigation mode.
The 17 new local cases involved those who attended a church function, an entertainment club and a religious camp.
The nine patients had travelled to Australia, Britain, Canada, the Philippines and the United States. -- Bernama
Taken of TheStar Online
U think how? I think u either check each and every single people that goes in and out of Malaysia or.. MAKE NO ONE LEAVE OR COME IN..
Hey! I'm being a paranoid parent ok?!
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