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Swine Flu In Trinidad - Page 4

Yes folks it is time to start sweating bullets. I was very alarmed to hear about the two people who died from Swine Flu. Somehow, I am under the impression that these figures are inaccurate. When there was a dengue outbreak, I spoke to Dr Clive Tilluckdhary, (who worked in the Ministry of Health and specializes in the Aedes Egypti mosquito,) who informed me that there were more cases of dengue in this country and the government does not want the public to know. So if the government cannot control the Dengue Fever outbreak, should we be surprised to know if they are concealing information from the public?

Trinidad Flu Swine

The Health Minister announced that they are read for Swine Flu in Trinidad & Tobago despite many people complaining about long lines, no proper sanitation procedures and so forth at clinics. Has anyone in Trinidad / Tobago actually received a Swine Flu shot?

Swine Flu In Trinidad Caribbean / Tobago & Trinidad

Vaccines are finally here. The first set of H1N1 vaccines will be allotted to health and security personnel and the next set will be in the country next week. (TV 6)

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I hope Venezuela keep their swine flu right there and don't bring it to Trinidad. 17 people dead and more than 200 infected!

Trinidad Flu Swine

The Ministry of Health has issued a warning (Via TV6) about the H1N1 virus still likely to infect people in Trinidad & Tobago as another person died due to it. This makes the fourth person to die as a result of Swine Flu but given the murder rate it is more likely you will be murdered than die from Swine Flu. Nevertheless, make sure to wash your hands always and stay away from people who are coughing or sneezing.

Swine Flu In Trinidad

According to TV6 News there are 29 confirmed cases of the swine flu virus in Trinidad. Watch out! Being around people who are coughing a lot or looking sickly.

Swine Flu Trinidad - Page 4

According to TV6 News the 4th death from the H1N1 virus hs been confirmed. Those most susceptible to this virus are the elderly, children under 6, pregnant women and those already sickly.

Swine Flu Trinidad Trinidad & Tobago / Caribbean - Page 4

Trini's too nasty that's why they always getting sick. We need to get like Japan and wear a facemask to prevent infecting others. The problem with this is bandits might get the idea to do this to commit crime.