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H1N1 in Pasir Ris.
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At least six children from preschools in Pasir Ris have been infected with the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend.
Five cases were reported at Aces Montessori Kidz, apparently after attending a Children Day's Party, while another one was reported at Shalom Kindergarten.
Five cases were reported at Aces Montessori Kidz, apparently after attending a Children Day's Party, while another one was reported at Shalom Kindergarten.
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Vegans also can get swine flu.
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Health Ministry investigates report of six preschoolers infected with H1N1 virus
By Lim Yi Han
The Health Ministry said it has been notified of at least six cases of pre-schoolers in Pasir Ris who have been reportedly infected with the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend.
The cases were reported at two kindergartens in Pasir Ris, according to reports.
When contacted, the ministry would only say it has been notified of the cases and is investigating. It declined to comment further.
The H1N1 strain of the influenza virus first emerged in Singapore in May 2009, and at least 30 people here have died from it. The virus is generally mild, but it can still be fatal in some cases.
http://www.straitstimes.com/breakin...tes-report-six-preschoolers-infected-h1n1-vir
By Lim Yi Han
The Health Ministry said it has been notified of at least six cases of pre-schoolers in Pasir Ris who have been reportedly infected with the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend.
The cases were reported at two kindergartens in Pasir Ris, according to reports.
When contacted, the ministry would only say it has been notified of the cases and is investigating. It declined to comment further.
The H1N1 strain of the influenza virus first emerged in Singapore in May 2009, and at least 30 people here have died from it. The virus is generally mild, but it can still be fatal in some cases.
http://www.straitstimes.com/breakin...tes-report-six-preschoolers-infected-h1n1-vir
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Good time to clear excess stock!
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Better go and get some masks before the prices go up to $78/- per box.:kma:
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wonder if it's a new equine-porcine-avian-neanderthal strain with horses running around mating with pigs, birds and.... 
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You are right, the swine gets H1N1, eat & shit!, the farmers uses that shit to fertilize the vegetables...that is how it get spread..
it is ORGANIC but not gurateed diseases free..
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hehehe... 6.9 million folks in Singapore! bring it on! :oIo::oIo::oIo:
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Yes.
They will be reporting that there is a case of R4H1 tomorrow at Happy Valley !:o
They will be reporting that there is a case of R4H1 tomorrow at Happy Valley !:o
H1N1 struck SG babies
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The Health Ministry said it has been notified of at least six cases of pre-schoolers in Pasir Ris who have been reportedly infected with the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend. -- ST POSED PHOTO:*DESMOND FOO
By Lim Yi Han
The Health Ministry said it has been notified of at least six cases of pre-schoolers in Pasir Ris who have been reportedly infected with the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend.
The cases were reported at two kindergartens in Pasir Ris, according to reports.
When contacted, the ministry would only say it has been notified of the cases and is investigating. It declined to comment further.
The H1N1 strain of the influenza virus first emerged in Singapore in May 2009, and at least 30 people here have died from it. The virus is generally mild, but it can still be fatal in some cases.
http://www.straitstimes.com/breakin...tes-report-six-preschoolers-infected-h1n1-vir
Health Ministry investigates report of six preschoolers infected with H1N1 virus
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The Health Ministry said it has been notified of at least six cases of pre-schoolers in Pasir Ris who have been reportedly infected with the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend. -- ST POSED PHOTO:*DESMOND FOO
By Lim Yi Han
The Health Ministry said it has been notified of at least six cases of pre-schoolers in Pasir Ris who have been reportedly infected with the H1N1 flu virus over the weekend.
The cases were reported at two kindergartens in Pasir Ris, according to reports.
When contacted, the ministry would only say it has been notified of the cases and is investigating. It declined to comment further.
The H1N1 strain of the influenza virus first emerged in Singapore in May 2009, and at least 30 people here have died from it. The virus is generally mild, but it can still be fatal in some cases.
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Re: H1N1 struck SG babies
Fuck The PAP :oIo:
Fuck The PAP :oIo:
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Re: H1N1 struck SG babies
We have so many Ah Tiongs here ...they bring everything over to sinkapore. I am surprised that there is only 6 cases ...how many more have been covered up?
We have so many Ah Tiongs here ...they bring everything over to sinkapore. I am surprised that there is only 6 cases ...how many more have been covered up?
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That's why Tonychat grew up retarded..
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