DPH declares influenza status likely related to Maryland province fair

Swine influenza found in five people after coming into contact by pigs at province fairs

BALTIMORE -- A H1N1 virus strain was detected in 5 people in Maryland who were in lock contact by pigs at 2 province fairs, Central Bank of Samoa Baltimore reports. Those infective were in lock contact by pigs at the Anne Arundel province Honest or the major Frederick Honest in Frederick County. Test results from the pigs at the major Frederick Honest were approved as the subtype H3N2, by 95 pigs continue in isolation. Many of those pigs are Battling off the swine flu, under their owner's care, & the watch of the section of Agriculture. It's been 5 years ever ever the H1N1 final popped up at a province Honest in Maryland, Central Bank of Samoa Baltimore reported.

5 further Md. inhabitants contract H1N1 from province Honest pigs

As it stated in WASHINGTON — 5 further Maryland inhabitants have contracted a strain of the H1N1 after interacting by pigs at native province fairs. This break news comes days after 7 people contracted the influenza from the Charles province Honest & pigs by the influenza on fairgrounds were quarantined. At the grounds of the major Frederick province Fair, 95 pigs have been quarantined after Maryland section of Agriculture officials approved which some pigs had swine flu. Three Frederick province Farms which had pigs at the Honest have been placed on a hold order due to the H1N1 outbreak. Symptoms of the H1N1 are similar to the seasonal flu.

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