China´s National Development and Reform Commission is asking local governments to strengthen supervision to prevent anyone charging for A/H1N1 vaccinations.
An expert at the Chinese Center For Disease Control says the current number of A/H1N1 patients doesn´t fully represent the actual spread of the virus, but rather, indicates the trend.
The World Health Organization has announced that taking the A/H1N1 flu vaccine is the best way of preventing its further spread.
As the A/H1N1 virus continues to spread, and Americans flock to get vaccinated, the US Food and Drug Administration says the vaccine is safe and effective.
The World Health Organization began investigating a suspected A/H1N1 outbreak in Ukraine on Tuesday, causing neighboring Russia and Slovakia to tighten borders with the country.
At least 5,700 people worldwide have been killed by the A/H1N1 influenza, an increase of more than 700 in a week.