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GENEVA, April 27 (Xinhua) -- Five suspected swine flu cases have been found in Switzerland, the country's health authorities said on Monday.
Meanwhile, the health authorities are setting up a hotline to advise people on the potential dangers of the human swine flu virus, local media reported.
The Federal Health Office also said that it was closely monitoring the outbreak of the deadly disease in Mexico and the United States amid fears of a potential pandemic.
Twenty-one suspected cases of swine influenza in Switzerland
The Federal Office of Public Health, no case is "confirmed" or even "probable".
ATS | 29.04.2009 | 15:36
The number of suspected cases of swine influenza in Switzerland amounted to 21, according to figures released Wednesday afternoon by the Federal Office of Public Health (BAG). No cases "probable" or "confirmed" was not identified at this moment in the country.
According FOPH, there is a risk that a traveler from an affected area to introduce the new Influenza A virus subtype H1N1. Switzerland must face.
