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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

28 Apr 2009

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Apr 28, 2009

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8

Newberry Academy shuts as flu fears rise in South Carolina

A private Newberry Academy in Columbia closed after a dozen students returned from a Mexico trip with flu like symptoms as health officials await swine flu test results. No cases confirmed in South Carolina. Headmaster Dawkins said concerns eased when two sick students had pre trip symptoms.

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CDC Advises Avoiding Nonessential Travel to Mexico

The CDC and U S officials urge Americans to skip nonessential travel to Mexico amid swine flu cases rising to 40 in the United States including 20 in New York City. Airlines report some travel changes but no flight cancellations. guidance stresses hand washing and staying home when ill.

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WHO raises pandemic alert as Mexico reports rising swine flu deaths

The World Health Organization moves to phase 4 amid confirmed swine flu fatalities in Mexico and suspected cases worldwide. Health officials note sustained human to human transmission and urge reinforced prevention while Mexico cancels schools and considers subway closures.

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