In Hong Kong 12 people died from swine flu in under a month, released by the health authority.

An increase in swine flu cases caused densely populated Hong Kong to step up surveillance for the virus on January 24.
Since then there have been at least 12 swine flu deaths, while another two people have died from type A flu, with the sub-type not yet confirmed, the spokeswoman told AFP.
"We want to make the public alert to the seriousness" of the situation, she said.
The latest cases come a year-and-a-half after an outbreak of the disease killed 80 people in the city.
The southern Chinese financial centre, home to seven million people, is particularly nervous about infectious diseases following the 2003 SARS outbreak, which killed 300 people in the city and a further 500 worldwide.
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In August, the agency said swine flu had "largely run its course", declaring an end to the pandemic.
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