In Mexico, 60 people died of pork flu

About 60 people died in Mexico, becoming victims of the virus, which experts consider Pork flu. In total, about a hundred people became infected, reports the Air Force. The country's authorities closed schools in infected areas and carry out mass vaccination.

Seven that did not lead to a fatal outcome of the disease with a new form of pork flu are also registered in the south of the United States.

The representative of the World Health Organization Falad Chaib said that the outbreak of "unexpected at the end of the virus activity season" was registered in Mexico at the end of March. According to her, 57 people died in Mexico City from illness with symptoms similar to flu. Three more victims of the disease were residents of San Luis-Potoshi. Doctors also observe the health status of about 800 people who are suspected of the presence of a virus.

The Minister of Health of Mexico Jose Angel Cordov said that "the virus was mutated and transmitted to people from pigs."