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(Central News Agency, Xinhua reporter Wang Manna 9 Hong Kong) Hong Kong Hospital Authority today announced the new six critical cases from confirmed H1N1 patients are mostly middle-aged, there are 7 years old children; some patients to rely on instruments to help breathing. Hong Kong continued cold weather, leading to a new influenza virus H1N1 infection in the number continues to rise. Over the past 15 days, 9 people have died from H1N1. HA spokesman said six critically ill patients is the intensive care unit for observation, some need to use instruments to help breathing. As of 2 pm today, a total of 42 influenza patients in public hospitals in Hong Kong intensive care unit for observation. Hong Kong Secretary for Food and Health York Chow said today that the influenza season will remain about 8 weeks, until mid-March is expected to trend
