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Revision as of 17:16, 30 July 2009

Main article: 2009 flu pandemic
Further information: 2009 flu pandemic by country

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Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 by country
Summary of official reports.‡‡
Country Indicators Cases Deaths
Spread-Trend/
Intensity/Impact‡ 		Laboratory
confirmed‡‡ 		Confirmed
(Suspected)
ECDC total[1] 177,650 1,127
Reports Total 178,411 1,272
United States* W- / * / low[2] 43,771[3] 349[4]
Argentina W+ / *** / na[2] 3,056[5] 227(95)[6]
Mexico W- / ** / na[2] 16,019[7] 142[8](77)[9]
Chile W+ / *** / na[2] 11,641[10] 79[10]
Thailand 8,879[11] 65[11]
Brazil W[2] 4,246[12] 61[13]
Australia 20,688[14] 58[14]
Canada W- / ** / na[2] 11,139[15] 57[15]
United Kingdom W+ / ** / na[16] (11,159)[1] 31[17]
Peru W- / * / na[2] 3,292 [18] 25[19]
Uruguay W= / ** / mod[2] 550 [1] 24[1][20]
Costa Rica W[2] 668[21][22] 21[1]
Ecuador W[2] 783[1] 17[1]
Paraguay W+ / ** / mod[2] 214[23] 14[1]
New Zealand 2,748[24] 13[1]
Colombia W[2] 259[1] 13[1]
Philippines 3,207[25] 10[1]
El Salvador W / ** / na[2] 545[1] 9[1]
Guatemala W= / * / mod[2] 458[1] 9[1]
Bolivia W[2] 921[1] 8[26]
Spain L / * / na[27] (1,806)[28] 7[29]
Singapore 1,217[30] 5[1]
Malaysia 1,266[31] 4[1]
Dominican Republic R[2] 131[1] 3[1]
Hong Kong 3,459[32] 2[32]
Panama R- / * / low[2] 571[1] 2[1]
Venezuela W+ / * / low[2] 426[33] 2[1]
Honduras W[2] 169[1] 2[34]
Jamaica W- / * / low[2] 53[1] 2[1]
Israel L- / * / na[16] 1,520[1] 1[1]
Taiwan 1,280[1] 1[35]
Indonesia 479[36] 1[1]
Brunei 334[1] 1[1]
Saudi Arabia 294[1] 1[1]
Egypt 226[1] 1[1]
Belgium S[16] (126)[1] 1[37]
Laos 113[36] 1[1]
Hungary S- / * / na[16] 82[1] 1[1]
Cayman Islands 43[1] 1[1]
Tonga 9[1] 1[1]
St. Kitts and Nevis L[2] 3[1] 1[1]
Other 23,651 0
Countries with no deaths
Country Indicators Confirmed cases Deaths
Germany N / * / na[16] 5,324[38] 0
Japan 5,022[39] 0
China 2,003[40] 0
South Korea 1,364[41] 0
France[42] N= / * / na[16] (1026)[43] 0
Vietnam 763[44] 0
Greece N / * / na[27] 730[45] 0
Italy R[16] 618[1] 0
India 498[46] 0
Sweden S= / * / na[16] 497[1] 0
Nicaragua W[2] 432[1] 0
Switzerland S+ / * / na[16] 423[1] 0
Norway S+[16] 417[1] 0
Netherlands[47] = / * / na[16] (364)[1] 0
Cyprus (297)[1] 0
Ireland S+ / * / na[16] (276)[1] 0
Portugal W+ / * / na[16] 263[1] 0
Denmark N / * / na[27] 247[1] 0
Finland na 187[1] 0
Cuba R[2] 186[1] 0
Macau 174[48] 0
Lebanon 154[1] 0
South Africa 151[1] 0
Malta na 150[1] 0
Kuwait 145[1] 0
Romania N= / * / na[16] 143[1] 0
Austria na[16] 131[1] 0
Slovenia N= / * / na[16] 123[1] 0
Turkey na[16] 116[1] 0
Serbia N= / * / na[16] 115[1] 0
United Arab Emirates 110[1] 0
Palestinian Territories 104[1] 0
Fiji 97[1] 0
Trinidad and Tobago na 97[1] 0
Poland S- / * / na[16] 90[49] 0
Czech Republic N / * / na[27] 89[1] 0
Bahrain 83[1] 0
Jordan 79[1] 0
Iran 61[50] 0
Morocco 53[1] 0
Sri Lanka 53[51] 0
Croatia N[16] 52[1] 0
Luxembourg S[16] 52[1] 0
Iraq 49[1] 0
Slovakia L- / * / na[16] 47[1] 0
Iceland na 46[1] 0
Qatar 42[1] 0
Estonia na (39)[1] 0
Samoa 37[1] 0
Bulgaria N / * / na[27] 36[52] 0
Russia na[16] 35[53] 0
Bangladesh 30[1] 0
Bahamas R[2] 29[53] 0
Barbados na[2] 23[1] 0
Belize L+[2] 23[54] 0
Kenya 22[1] 0
Oman 19[1] 0
Latvia S- / * / na[16] 18[1] 0
Montenegro na 18[1] 0
Cambodia 17[1] 0
Nepal 17[1] 0
Afghanistan 15[1] 0
Algeria 14[1] 0
Kazakhstan N[16] 14[55] 0
Macedonia na[16] 14[1] 0
Suriname na[2] 14[1] 0
Isle of Man na 11[1] 0
Jersey na 11[56][1] 0
Lithuania N= / * / na[16] 10[1] 0
Tunisia 10[1] 0
Turks and Caicos Islands 10[57] 0
Yemen 10[1] 0
Libya 9[1] 0
Myanmar 9[58] 0
Uganda 8[1] 0
Cape Verde na 6[1] 0
Georgia na[16] 6[59] 0
Falkland Islands 5[60] 0
Guernsey na 5[56][1] 0
Guyana L[2] 5[61] 0
Syria 5[1] 0
Zambia 5[62] 0
Albania N- / * na[16] 4[63] 0
Bermuda 4[1] 0
Botswana 4[1] 0
Ethiopia 4[1] 0
Marshall Islands 4[64] 0
Namibia 4[1] 0
Antigua and Barbuda R= / * / low[2] 3[1] 0
Haiti L+ / na / low[2] 3[1] 0
Seychelles 3[1] 0
St. Lucia L- / * / low[2] 3[1] 0
Vanuatu 3[1] 0
Azerbaijan 2[65] 0
Bhutan na 2[1] 0
Bosnia and Herzegovina S[16] 2[1] 0
British Virgin Islands na 2[1] 0
Côte d'Ivoire 2[1] 0
Mauritius 2[1] 0
Northern Mariana Islands 2[66] 0
Solomon Islands 2[1] 0
Sudan 2[1] 0
Swaziland 2[1] 0
Andorra 1[1] 0
Cook Islands 1[1] 0
Dominica L=[2] 1[1] 0
Gibraltar 1[67] 0
Grenada na[2] 1[1] 0
Kosovo 1[1] 0
Maldives 1[1] 0
Micronesia 1[1] 0
Moldova 1[68] 0
Monaco na 1[1] 0
Palau 1[1] 0
Papua New Guinea 1[1] 0
St. Vincent and the Grenadines L=[2] 1[1] 0
Tanzania 1[1] 0
Ukraine N= / * / na[16] 1[1] 0
Graph of confirmed cases
Laboratory-confirmed A(H1N1) influenza cases in 2009 according to WHO reports, with deaths denoted on the right y-axis. Ratio confirmed cases:confirmed deaths y-axis values 50:1.[69]

‡Qualitative indicators as defined by WHO[70]. Parameter values:
Geographic spread: W(idespread) / R(egional) / L(ocal) / S(poradic) / N(o activity)
Trend: + (Increasing) / = (Unchanged) / - (Decreasing)
Intensity: *** (very high) / ** (high) / * (low-moderate)
Impact on health care services: sev(ere) / mod(erate) / low

‡‡Many countries are not recommending laboratory tests for all suspect cases. As far as known, the affected numbers have been put in brackets. Comparisons in time or between these countries should not be made.
The number of confirmed cases is lower than the total number of cases,[71] and may grossly underestimate the true infection rate.[72]
*Includes Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and Guam.
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