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Kind of worries me since I live in a city where tens of thousands of people cross that border every day. A lot of the low wage workers you see here working in places like fast food live in Tijuana, Mexico. A bit unsettling but hopefully it wont get too bad.
Kind of worries me since I live in a city where tens of thousands of people cross that border every day. A lot of the low wage workers you see here working in places like fast food live in Tijuana, Mexico. A bit unsettling but hopefully it wont get too bad.
Well, keep up with the link above to the CDC site, because if you're in that area this blurb is on it:
"Human cases of swine influenza A (H1N1) virus infection have been identified in the U.S. in San Diego County and Imperial County, California"
It doesn't matter if you live near the border.
One person can come from Mexico directly to NY and it will start there.
actually, it already started in NY
If they were truly concerned with the safety of our citizens, the Border Patrol would seal off the borders for a while. Obviously they don't and will let infected people pass into the country.
There were two mild cases of this flu in a high school that's a county away from mine. Neither of the infected high school students has been to Mexico.
Location: from houstoner to bostoner to new yorker to new jerseyite ;)
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What I don't understand is why people in Mexico are dying from it, but people in the U.S. aren't.
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