Students not down with H1N1, says Mah

The Star
The Star
  • 4 years ago
Some 216 students from three schools in Ipoh have been infected with influenza-like illnesses, but not with H1N1 as initially speculated. Those affected included 129 students from Sekolah Raja Perempuan Taayah, 84 from Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman or STAR and three from SK Klebang.

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