Two people in Michigan are infected with SWINE FLU after attending county fairs, CDC reveals
Daily MailTwo people in Michigan have been diagnosed with swine flu after attending county fairs, health officials confirmed today. The patients contracted different strains at separate agricultural fairs last month, where they were exposed to infected pigs The first patient, a Lapeer County resident, was working at the Oakland County Fair, which took place at the Springfield Oaks County Park in Davisburg between July 7-16. They were infected with an H3 variant of swine flu which was confirmed via a test carried out by state health officials on July 26. The CDC advised people to take general precautions to limit the spread of swine flu, including not eating or drinking while pigs are present, avoiding contact with pigs that appear sick, and washing hands with soap and water before and after contact with pigs.