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Shanghai H1N1 Flu Cases Rise to Five

06-01 17:37 Caijing



» One new confirmed case of H1N1 flu has raised the total number of cases in Shanghai to five, a spokesman for the Shanghai government said May 31.
» The new case is a female Chinese student who left for Shanghai from the United States May 28. She had a fever May 30 and was hospitalized later the same day.
» Her condition is stable. Eight friends and relatives who had close contact with her are under quarantine.
» So far there are no cases of local infection in Shanghai.
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