Mexico eases flu restrictions

Published: 8 May 2009 y., Friday

In Mexico City people return to the streets as shops, restaurants and offices reopen their doors after a five day shut down to stem the deadly swine flu outbreak.  

 

But still the UN urges nations to remain vigilant, saying a global pandemic remains a threat.

 

 

Šaltinis: Reuters
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