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Thanks Tonka! A note: Epoch Times is an anti-Chinese government site.
http://www.lagranepoca.com/articles/2010/01/01/4032.html
The mutation of the virus would be possible just by migratory movements of people
Charlotte Cuthbertson - The Epoch Times - NTDTV report 01.01.2010 13:06
Dr. Lin Xiaoxu virus specialist in the U.S. told New Tang Dynasty Television (NTDTV) that return to their homes in January and February of migrant workers will precipitate another outbreak of H1N1 in mainland China. With the possibility of a viral mutation development of an epidemic is very likely.
Lin said China's southeast has the largest concentration of migrant workers and he believes that when they return in January and February will make the situation more difficult to control the epidemic of H1N1.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics of China, in late 2008 had a total of 225 million migrant workers in China. In 2008, 50% of these workers returned home for Chinese New Year and the number who returned to their home province of Guangdong was 24.6% [see: http://www.shyrk.gov.cn / E_ReadNews.asp? NewsID = 595]
"It will spread widely in January and February," Lin said: "The southeast of China has always been easy prey for various epidemics. People worry that avian influenza H1N1 recombining with or has other lethal mutations that increase its power of contagion. "
Experts fear the possible recombination of H1N1 and H5N1 avian flu has a mortality of 60%, creating a hipergripe.
Lin also said that H1N1 is an influenza season, and if the Chinese health department can not monitor the development trend of the mutation of this virus, vaccination is very discouraging.
"Some areas had serious outbreaks of avian influenza, swine flu, the disease of swine blue ear, and the disease Hand-foot-mouth last year (2009). I think these areas have to be more careful. Prevention is currently disappointing and the progress of the investigation of these viruses is not very transparent, "said Lin.
At present, the H1N1 and spread in China, the Chinese Communist Party officials at all levels continue to conceal the pandemic with the intent to promote their political careers, and block the H1N1 tests on patients suspected of having been infected with this virus.
Dr. Hu Zongyi virus specialist at the National Institute of Health America, said in an earlier interview: "It is very disturbing - cover up an epidemic would reduce people's knowledge about the disease and therefore prevention. It is very dangerous. "
http://www.lagranepoca.com/articles/2010/01/01/4032.html
The mutation of the virus would be possible just by migratory movements of people
Charlotte Cuthbertson - The Epoch Times - NTDTV report 01.01.2010 13:06
Dr. Lin Xiaoxu virus specialist in the U.S. told New Tang Dynasty Television (NTDTV) that return to their homes in January and February of migrant workers will precipitate another outbreak of H1N1 in mainland China. With the possibility of a viral mutation development of an epidemic is very likely.
Lin said China's southeast has the largest concentration of migrant workers and he believes that when they return in January and February will make the situation more difficult to control the epidemic of H1N1.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics of China, in late 2008 had a total of 225 million migrant workers in China. In 2008, 50% of these workers returned home for Chinese New Year and the number who returned to their home province of Guangdong was 24.6% [see: http://www.shyrk.gov.cn / E_ReadNews.asp? NewsID = 595]
"It will spread widely in January and February," Lin said: "The southeast of China has always been easy prey for various epidemics. People worry that avian influenza H1N1 recombining with or has other lethal mutations that increase its power of contagion. "
Experts fear the possible recombination of H1N1 and H5N1 avian flu has a mortality of 60%, creating a hipergripe.
Lin also said that H1N1 is an influenza season, and if the Chinese health department can not monitor the development trend of the mutation of this virus, vaccination is very discouraging.
"Some areas had serious outbreaks of avian influenza, swine flu, the disease of swine blue ear, and the disease Hand-foot-mouth last year (2009). I think these areas have to be more careful. Prevention is currently disappointing and the progress of the investigation of these viruses is not very transparent, "said Lin.
At present, the H1N1 and spread in China, the Chinese Communist Party officials at all levels continue to conceal the pandemic with the intent to promote their political careers, and block the H1N1 tests on patients suspected of having been infected with this virus.
Dr. Hu Zongyi virus specialist at the National Institute of Health America, said in an earlier interview: "It is very disturbing - cover up an epidemic would reduce people's knowledge about the disease and therefore prevention. It is very dangerous. "
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