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IT IS one of the biggest urban areas in the world - a sprawling home to more than 17 million people - but this weekend it is at an eerie standstill. In Mexico City, restaurants, factories and shops are closed, public events cancelled and citizens told to stay indoors for five days.
Despite the dwindling toll of suspected deaths, the epicentre of the swine flu outbreak remains in shut-down mode in an attempt to stop its spread.See the full content of this document
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Planning for Worst with 'Bouncy Castle Morgues'
Some 5,300 miles away, St Andrew's House in Edinburgh is a hive of activity as Scottish Government ministers, officials and health experts try to establish the extent of infection, its severity, and what to do about it.
They are considering many of the same questions millions of Scots are asking t...See the full content of this document
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