Status of the spead of the Swine Flu as of this date?

Answer 1

Since the beginning of the suspected and reported cases in late March 2009, there are now cases of the Novel H1N1 influenza in most corners of the world (late June 2009). For a list showing where the current reported and confirmed cases have been and where they are, see the related question below: "Which cities states or countries have deaths or cases of Swine Flu?".

The time line of the spread is now available from the World Health Organization (WHO) with an interactive map on their web pages that gives a very good representation of how the spread moved across the countries of the world in the pandemic, to which locations and how fast as of the current time period. The map requires a flash player to view. See the related link below to the WHO Interactive map.

Answer 2

Extremely fast. It went from a few isolated cases in Mexico in early to mid April 2009 and now is widespread in every part of the world, being passed from person to person at pandemic levels by mid June 2009. That is very fast and indicative of a highly contagious strain of flu. It went from those few first cases to now a total of 28,774 cases, including 144 deaths in 74 countries world wide in less than 2 full months.

Answer 3

status of the spead of the swine flu as of this date