2 Cases Of Mexican Swine Flu Now In Kansas

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My friends, the Mexican death plague is sneaking into our country and there is no way to know when it will stop!

Only yesterday did breaking reports of a new variant of the H1N1 virus come to surface, and it’s been found that the virus has origin in Mexico. The latest victims of this virus are couple from the great state of Kansas.

As just reported by ABC News, The Kansas Department of Health and Environment have confirmed two cases of swine flu in the state. The wife of the couple had just returned home from a trip to Mexico, and within a day of her return, both the woman and her husband have fallen very ill.

This news comes only hours after a Queens, New York preparatory school confirmed that at least 8 of its students have likely contracted the H1N1 virus as well.

The concern about this virus is its high rate of virulence and associated kill rate. So far, 68 people in Mexico have died from the flu, from an estimate 1,000 base group infected. That’s over 5% of those who contracted the illness falling dead within the week, and the majority of those who died from it were healthy 25 – 45 year olds.

This disturbing virus is popping up more across the United States and we will continue to keep you informed as more news and data become available.