Flu cases rise in Philippine university

Manila : Philippines | Jun 04, 2009 at 5:57 AM PDT

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Duque said there is no community-level outbreak of the new flu virus and the health officials are confident in putting the situation under control. But he also warned of the possible increase in flu cases as Manila's rainy season has kicked in. "Especially now that we are entering the rainy... FULL ARTICLE AT Xinhuanet.com

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