Swine Flu: Which Countries Have Cases

A Mexican baby in Texas has died of the H1N1 flu strain, the first confirmed death outside Mexico from the virus, which health officials fear could cause a pandemic as it spread to two more countries.

Germany and Austria announced their first confirmed cases of swine flu on Wednesday, taking to nine the number of countries known to be affected.

Here are details of the latest number of cases country by country:

Which Countries Have Swine Flu Cases

COUNTRY	DEATHS	CONFIRMED CASES	SUSPECTED CASES
Mexico	159	26	2,500+
United States	1	64	0
Canada	0	13	0
Britain	0	5	23
Spain	0	4	59
New Zealand	0	3	11
Germany	0	3	5
Israel	0	2	2
Austria	0	1	2
Australia	0	0	91
Chile	0	0	24
Switzerland	0	0	21
Brazil	0	0	20
France	0	0	20
South Korea	0	0	17
Denmark	0	0	11
Colombia	0	0	4
Guatemala	0	0	3
Costa Rica	0	0	2
El Salvador	0	0	2
South Africa	0	0	2
Norway	0	0	1
Finland	0	0	1

   

    NOTES:  + MEXICO:  Mexico has reported 159 deaths which are based on
symptoms and initial tests, with seven deaths so far confirmed by additional laboratory analysis at the World Health Organization.

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