The FINANCIAL - Turkey reports 3 more swine flu deaths

Turkey reports 3 more swine flu deaths

02/11/2009 16:54 (18 Day 22:44 minutes ago)

The FINANCIAL -- Turkey's Health Ministry says three children have died of swine flu, bringing the country's death toll to seven, according to Today's Zaman.

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The Ministry says a 22-month-old baby as well as a 4-year-old and a 14-year-old -- both suffering from chronic illnesses -- are the latest victims of the virus.

Turkey on November 2 began vaccinating vulnerable groups against swine flu, starting with health workers and Muslim pilgrims preparing to travel to Mecca for the annual hajj.

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