There are a great many ways to follow the recent outbreak of Mexican Flu online.
Twitter has many thousands of tweets already. To search for messages use the “#” symbol, such as #mexicanflu or #swineflu. When you find a tweet message that is important you can retweet it to your list of followers. Retweet just means to copy and paste the message.
A search on Google, Yahoo or Ask will return many new posts regarding the Mexican flu.
Here is a Google map that you may follow the outbreak on and visually see the cases as they are reported. The pin points in purple are confirmed, pink is suspected cases, and no dot indicates a death.
View H1N1 Swine Flu in a larger map
Return to this website often as we will be constantly updating new news as we receive it.
www.mexicanflu2009.com
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