Michael Jackson has died

Information about Michael Jackson has died, spread quickly. The Jacko fans, have the pack in front of the hospital to give a final tribute.

Jacko declared dead in hospital Los Angeles. Men with the style of the famous moonwalk is declared dead at 14:26 local time.

Despite some time considered to have a sexual harassment case against the child, the man who many times plastic surgery remains adored his fans. Now about 200 fans from the former Lisa Presley's husband, had gathered in front of the hospital.

This time there is no official statement from the family Jacko, about the causes of death. According to the hospital, Jacko died because heart attack.

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Pandemic flu H1N1 (swine flu)

World Health Organization (WHO), has announced a pandemic flu H1N1 (swine flu). WHO reminded the pandemic can take up to two years.

During the period of one to two years, the H1N1 virus spread in the world. We must be flexible about how we respond to it.

Announcement of this pandemic was issued after a UN fact proves that the virus originally from Mexico, at this time is widespread among people in Asia, Europe and the United States.

WHO's latest data shows, the number of cases of H1N1 flu has reached 28,774 cases in 74 countries, including 144 deaths.

This is the first flu pandemic, within a period of 41 years. Last flu pandemic occurred in 1968-1969 when the H3N2 virus infecting. Virus was derived from Hong Kong so well known as the Hong Kong flu and has killed up to two million people.

Pandemic is forcing us to change some ways of living day-to-day.

WHO recommends a number of easy ways to prevent the spread of flu virus H1N1. Of them, not the smooch, avoid his hands, cover mouth when coughing or sneezing and frequent hand-washing often.

According to WHO, means that prevention is a step ordinary. You do not need to wear face masks if you are not sick. Prevention of normal do you normally do for seasonal flu or the common flu. Frequent hand washing with soap can also prevent infection. Also recommended not to touch the mouth with our hands.

WHO Director General Margaret Chan even urge all UN staff and their staff in Geneva to avoid the kiss, embrace and handshake. The goal, to reduce the risk of H1N1 flu.

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