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BREAKDOWN SARS BY COUNTRY

These are the most up-to-date details as of June 24:

Total number of probable cases: 8,459

Confirmed death toll: 807

Australia: 5 cases.

Brazil: 3 cases.

Canada: 246 cases. 37 dead.

China: 5,326 cases. 347 dead.

Colombia: 1 case.

Finland: 1 case.

France: 7 cases.

Germany: 10 cases.

Hong Kong (Special Administrative Region): 1,755 cases. 296 dead.

India: 3 cases.

Indonesia: 2 cases.

Italy: 9 cases.

Kuwait: 1 case.

Macau (Special Administrative Region): 1 case.

Malaysia: 5 cases. 2 dead.

Mongolia: 9 cases.

New Zealand: 1 case.

Philippines: 14 cases. 2 dead.

Republic of Ireland: 1 case

Romania: 1 case.

Russia: 1 case.

Singapore: 206 cases. 31 dead.

South Africa: 1 case. 1 dead.

South Korea: 3 cases.

Spain: 1 case.

Sweden: 3 cases.

Switzerland: 1 case.

Taiwan: 692 cases reported. 84 dead.

Thailand: 9 cases. 2 dead.

United Kingdom: 4 cases.

United States: 74 cases.

Vietnam: 63 cases. 5 dead.

(Sources: World Health Organization; Hong Kong Department of Health; China Ministry of Health; Health Canada; Singapore Ministry of Health; Taiwan Ministry of Health)

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CLEARLY the disease has spread all over the world...and considering it can spread without direct contact or fluid exchanges...yet amazingly it infects and kills asiatics in by far the largest numbers. Considering almost all the victims in western countries were visiting family of friends in the east or later Toronto when they became a victim and/or carrier of the disease the numbers probably paint a ratio closer to 95+ percent Asiatic infection ratio.

That's a very selective disease.

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