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Od danes bo tako odprt le še prehod Vysne Nemecke. Slovaška je sicer že v začetku meseca omejila prehod meje z Ukrajino, zaostritev tega ukrepa pa je slovaški notranji minister Robert Kalinak v soboto komentiral z besedami, da "virus ne pozna meja, lahko pa omejimo število tistih, ki bi ga širili".
Iz Srbije medtem poročajo o peti smrtni žrtvi nove gripe. Na jugu države je umrl starejši moški. V Srbiji je z novo gripo po poročanju medijev okuženih 244 ljudi, zdravstvene oblasti pa menijo, da je ta številka verjetno višja.
Iz Makedonije pa so v soboto poročali o prvem primeru množične okužbe z virusom A H1N1. Bolezen so odkrili pri 12 učencih, ki so bili pred tem na obisku v Turčiji. Zdravstveno stanje učencev je sicer stabilno.
Glede na v petek objavljene podatke Svetovne zdravstvene organizacije je nova gripa od pojava pred sedmimi meseci po svetu terjala že 6071 smrtnih žrtev, navaja AFP.
kenede nedelja, 08.11.2009 ob 11:07
Koliko jih je pa terjala stara gripa?
Matic18 nedelja, 08.11.2009 ob 11:23
Se je že začela intenzivna populistična propaganda...
alive nedelja, 08.11.2009 ob 11:36
Taka je zaželena družba in njeni posamezniki:
preplašeni, nemočni, potrebni odrešitelja in njegove pomoči.
Glejte in učite se, to se pričakuje tudi od nas!
smorn nedelja, 08.11.2009 ob 11:40
Poljaki ne bodo kupovali cepivo dokler ne bo popolnoma testirano in proizvajalec ne prevzame odgovornost za stranske učinke.
V Ukrajini je do petka za gripo umrlo 109 ljudi od tega za svinjslo le 14.
Polish PM: Poland not buying swine flu vaccination unless it has been properly tested
MONIKA SCISLOWSKA, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
November 06, 2009 9:57 a.m.
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WARSAW, Poland - Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Friday that his government won't buy vaccines for swine flu that have not been properly tested or from producers who won't take responsibility for possible side effects.
Tusk told reporters that vaccine producers were pressuring governments to buy, but were also demanding that all responsibility and compensation for possible negative side effects fall upon government shoulders.
"Today we are dealing with great pressure from pharmaceutical firms ... we are dealing with expectations that hundreds of millions of zlotys (dollars) will be spent on vaccine while no one wants to guarantee that it has no side effects," he said.
He stressed that the few dozen swine cases in Poland have been mild and no deaths have been reported.
Some independent health experts have been advising vaccination after a recent surge in flu cases in neighbouring Ukraine saw more than 700,000 cases and 109 deaths of people with flu-like illness in recent weeks.
Fourteen of the fatalities were swine flu cases, Polish news agency PAP reported, citing Ukraine's chief doctor Oleksandr Bilovol.
Polish health officials said a military medical laboratory in Pulawy was testing samples taken in Ukraine from sick people. Poland is also sending face masks to Ukraine.
On Thursday, the World Health Organization said that the swine flu virus has become the predominant flu strain worldwide.
In some countries, swine flu accounts for up to 70 per cent of the flu viruses being sampled, according to Dr. Keiji Fukuda, WHO's top flu official.
While most people recover from the illness without needing medical treatment, officials are also continuing to see severe cases in people under 65 - people who are not usually at risk during regular flu seasons.
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