No new cases of swine flu since Saturday
No new confirmed or probable cases of swine flu have been reported since Saturday, says the Ministry of Health.
The number of confirmed cases remained at seven and the number of probable cases stayed at 12.
The ministry said that at 3pm today, the number of suspected cases was 62, down six on this morning.
No new figures are available today for the number of people in isolation or quarantine and being treated with Tamiflu – as of Saturday there were 158.
- NZPA
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