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for 11/1/2009

More than 3.78 million Chinese inoculated with A/H1N1 flu vaccine

Xinhua, November 1, 2009

More than 3.78 million Chinese people have been inoculated with the A/H1N1 flu vaccine to date according to the Ministry of Health.  The vaccination campaign has been launched nation-wide, except in the Chongqing municipality and the provinces of Anhui, Jiangxi, and Sichuan. Twenty-six million vaccines have been dispatched to local medical institutions, and the eight domestic vaccine manufacturers are expected to produce a total of 100 million doses of the A/H1N1 vaccine by next year. The campaign is targeting specific groups, including the People's Liberation Army, armed police forces, medical staff, teachers, students, people working at key public service posts, and patients with chronic or cardiovascular diseases. As of yesterday, 46,000 cases of A/H1N1 have been reported on the Chinese mainland.--posted by Lauren Jung

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One of the things that we need to do coming out of this extraordinary economic crisis that we've seen over the past year is to move beyond this imbalanced bubble-based economic model toward one that is sustainable. And that means us selling more exports into China; it means us being more responsible in terms of our savings rate; it means China building on the growing consumer demand in their country. If both countries recognize their interest in a more sustainable growth model, then I think we will both benefit and the world in general will see greater stability.

-- US Pres. Barack Obama, interviewed on Nov. 9, 2009 by Reuters.

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