GermanyIndependent republic in central Europe, fronting the Baltic Sea Capital: Berlin
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<googlemap version="0.9" lat="51.206883" lon="10.854492" zoom="5" width="300" height="300"> 53.549882, 9.997559 22-year old woman 49.012414, 12.095947 37-year old man 50.106458, 11.438828 37-year old woman 48.777113, 12.249069 Nurse, first human-to-human infection inside Germany </googlemap>
News
May 1
The fourth case in Germany -- a woman from Bavaria -- is the first case of a human-to-human infection inside the country. The infected person is a nurse who had contact with the 37-year old man from Regensburg (see above). Meanwhile she is healthy again.[1][2]
April 29
The Bavarian Health Ministry has confirmed that Germany has its first case of swine flu, saying tests showed a person in the vicinity of Regensburg had contracted the virus. [3]
According to news magazine Der Spiegel there are now three confirmed cases of swine flu inside Germany. All persons visited Mexico before. First case is a 22 year old woman from Hamburg, second case a man in his thirties mentioned in the paragraph above from Regensburg and the third case a 37-year old woman from Kulmbach.[4]
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