WHO Fukuda: No Evidence Swine Flu Is Bioterrorism Attack
ZURICH - The World Health Organization said Sunday there is no evidence an outbreak of swine flu in Mexico represents an act of bioterrorism.
"There are no signs we are dealing with purposeful actions," Dr. Keiji Fukuda, the WHO`s temporary assistant director-general for Health Security and the Environment, said on a media call.
Fukuda was responding to a question about U.S. President Barack Obama`s recent visit to Mexico, where at least 81 people have died from severe pneumonia caused by the flu-like illness in Mexico, according to the WHO.
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