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Texas Has 294 Swine Flu Cases

POSTED: Tuesday, May 12, 2009
UPDATED: 3:02 pm CDT May 12, 2009

HOUSTON -- Texas has 294 confirmed cases of swine flu, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Texas officials.

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    Fifteen are in Harris County and seven are in Fort Bend County.

    The total number of confirmed cases includes a Mexico City boy who died in Houston, but is not in the county-by-county breakdown.

    • Bee County: 1
    • Bexar County: 45
    • Brazoria County: 1
    • Brazos County: 1
    • Cameron County: 3
    • Collin County: 3
    • Comal County: 4
    • Dallas County: 45
    • Denton County: 2
    • El Paso County: 20
    • Erath County: 1
    • Fort Bend County: 7
    • Galveston County: 1
    • Guadalupe County: 22
    • Harris County: 15
    • Hidalgo County: 1
    • Jefferson County: 3
    • Johnson County: 10
    • Kendall County: 1
    • Matagorda County: 1
    • Montgomery County: 1
    • Nolan County: 1
    • Nueces County: 9
    • Starr County: 2
    • Tarrant County: 74
    • Taylor County: 10
    • Travis County: 4
    • Upshur County: 1
    • Webb County: 2
    • Wise County: 2

    Copyright 2009 by Click2Houston.com. The Associated Press contributed to this report. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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