May 2 (Reuters) - A man in Italy has been infected with the potentially fatal H1N1 flu, the first confirmed case in the country, health officials in the Tuscany region said on Saturday. Worldwide, 16 countries have confirmed cases. Here are details of the latest number of worldwide cases of the new strain of the H1N1 flu virus: COUNTRY DEATHS CONFIRMED CASES SUSPECTED CASES MEXICO 101* 397 2,500 UNITED STATES 1 145 0 CANADA 0 51 0 BRITAIN 0 13 642 SPAIN 0 15 103 GERMANY 0 5 12 NEW ZEALAND 0 3 149 FRANCE 0 2 41 ISRAEL 0 3 1 SWITZERLAND 0 1 17 AUSTRIA 0 1 2 DENMARK 0 1 0 HONG KONG 0 1 0 NETHERLANDS 0 1 0 SOUTH KOREA 0 1 24 ITALY 0 1 17 AUSTRALIA 0 0 121 ARGENTINA 0 0 13 COLOMBIA 0 0 10 VENEZUELA 0 0 9 BRAZIL 0 0 7 PERU 0 0 7 CHILE 0 0 4 GUATEMALA 0 0 3 COSTA RICA 0 0 2 EL SALVADOR 0 0 2 SOUTH AFRICA 0 0 2 BENIN 0 0 1 FINLAND 0 0 1 NORWAY 0 0 1 SWEDEN 0 0 1 ------------------------------------------------ * NOTES: -- Mexico cut its suspected death toll from the H1N1 flu to up to 101 from as many as 176, as dozens of test samples came back negative. Sources: WHO/CDC/National health authorities
A Palestinian walks past a tunnel bombed by an Israeli warplane in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip May 2, 2009. Israeli warplanes bombed tunnels beneath the border between the Gaza ...
