S. Korean woman 'strongly suspected' of swine flu infection

SEOUL, South Korea - Quarantine officers examine a baby arriving from the United States at Incheon International Airport in South Korea on April 28 amid fears of a swine flu pandemic in the country after the South Korean health ministry said the same day that a 51-year-old woman who recently returned from a trip to Mexico is being tested on suspicion of having contracted the flu.

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