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Three cases of Flu ? H1N1 have been confirmed in Greece, state television NET reported today. The three cases of the flu, also known as Swine flu, have been located on one of the Cyclades islands. It has not been revealed whether the patients are Greeks or tourists.
Scientists are reassuring, stressing that three cases were not enough to hit alarm. They noticed that the flu was expected to reach Greece this winter as it had done in other countries.
This winter the swine flu has claimed the lives of 1o people in the U.K. and the lives of three in Germany.
Two new cases of flu H1N1 have been detected in Greece, increasing the number of confirmed cases into 5. The cases have been detected on the islands of Lemnos and Kimolos, as stated by the Greek Center for Disease Control and Prevention (KEELPNO).
In Kimolos there were 20 cases of respiratory infections in residents, aged 16 to 51 years old with influenza like symptoms. Four cases were analyzed positive to H1N1 subtype of influenza A.
In Lemnos, there is little accumulation of respiratory infection in children, aged 9 to 14 years old with mild flu-like symptoms.
No patients have been hospitalized.
