2009 flu pandemic table May 2009

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This is a table containing the figures from the WHO Influenza A Situation Updates issued in May 2009 roughly once a day. [1] Where more than one update was issued in a day, the corresponding figures are from the last update that day. The table can by sorted by country, date of first confirmed case or date of first confirmed case by continent.

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This presentation of the data in this and other tables shows the progression, peaks, and, eventually, decline of the epidemic in each country and continent.

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2009 flu pandemic table May 2009

Confirmed cases

Swine flu cases, May 2009
By dateBy cont.Country123456789101112131415161718192021222325262729
00  World 36765889810851490189423712500344043794694525157286397752084518480882998301024311034111681202112514129501339415501
00Days to double (approx)222333344454566788899101012121314
00Countries131618212123242529293030333334363940404141424447474954
11.01 Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico 156397506590822942111212041364162616262059205924462446289528953103364836483892389238924174417445414910
21.02 Flag of the United States.svg United States of America 1411602262864036428968961639225425322600300933524298471447144714512354695710576465526552676467647927
31.03 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 3451851011401652012142422802843303582894494964964964964967197197198059219211118
161.04 Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica 111111118888889999920202028333333
191.05 Flag of El Salvador.svg El Salvador 22222224444444466666661111
221.06 Flag of Guatemala.svg Guatemala 1111111333333334444455
271.07 Flag of Panama.svg Panama 2315162929404354545965697376767676107
331.08 Flag of Cuba.svg Cuba 113333334444444
461.09 Flag of Honduras (darker variant).svg Honduras 1111
521.1 Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Dominican Republic 2
42.01 Flag of Spain.svg Spain 13134054577381888893959598100100100103103103107111113126133136138143
72.02 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom 815151827283234343947556871717882101102102109112117122137137203
92.03 Flag of Austria.svg Austria 111111111111111111111111111
82.04 Flag of Germany.svg Germany 468899101111111112121212141414141414141717171719
102.05 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands 111111233333333333333333333
112.06 Flag of Switzerland.svg Switzerland 111111111111111111111123334
132.07 Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark 111111111111111111111111111
142.08 Flag of France.svg France 2244551212121313131414141414141516161616161621
172.09 Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland 1111111111111111111111113
182.1 Flag of Italy.svg Italy 12555669999999999910101419192326
212.11 Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal 111111111111111111111111
232.12 Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden 1111122222233333333334
242.13 Flag of Poland.svg Poland 111111111111122223334
302.14 Flag of Norway.svg Norway 22222222223344444
312.15 Flag of Finland.svg Finland 222222222222223
342.16 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium 1245555577778
412.17 Flag of Greece.svg Greece 11111113
432.18 Flag of Russia.svg Russia 11222
472.19 Flag of Iceland.svg Iceland 1111
502.2 Flag of Romania.svg Romania 3
532.21 Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czech Republic 1
542.22 Flag of Slovakia.svg Slovakia 1
63.01 Flag of Israel.svg Israel 2334446777777777777777788911
123.02 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China 111111111122344456778111115202230
153.03 Flag of South Korea.svg Korea, Republic of 11122333333333333333333212133
263.04 Flag of Japan.svg Japan 344444447125159210259294321345350360364
323.05 Flag of Thailand.svg Thailand 222222222222222
383.06 Flag of India.svg India 11111111111
373.07 Flag of Malaysia.svg Malaysia 22222222222
393.08 Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey 12222222222
423.09 Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines 111226
443.10 Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan 11444
453.11 Flag of Kuwait.svg Kuwait 18181818
483.12 Flag of Bahrain.svg Bahrain 11
493.13 Flag of Singapore.svg Singapore 14
54.01 Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand 444666555777777999999999999
294.02 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia 1111111111113712161939147
205.01 Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia 1111111336710111111111212121213161617
255.02 Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil 4668888888889991010101115
285.03 Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina 111111111111111251937
355.04 Flag of Ecuador.svg Ecuador 1111118810242832
365.05 Flag of Peru.svg Peru 1112335525272731
405.06 Flag of Chile.svg Chile 14552424447486165
515.07 Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay 2

Deaths

Swine flu deaths, May 2009
By dateBy cont.Country12356891011131517181920212225262729
00  World 101720263146484953616572747980858691929599
00Countries222222344444444444444
11.01 Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico 91619252944454548566066687272757580808385
21.02 Flag of the United States.svg United States of America 111122223334456899101011
31.03 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 111111111111112
41.04 Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica 11111111111111

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