HONG KONG - HONG Kong on Sunday reported 65 newly confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, bringing to 320 the total number of infections in the southern Chinese city.
The new cases involved 32 male and 33 female patients aged between seven and 57 years old, the Department of Health said, without commenting on their condition.
SILVERSTONE (England)- GERMANY'S Sebastian Vettel led a Red Bull one-two by winning the British Grand Prix on Sunday ahead of teammate Mark Webber.
Rubens Barrichello, in a Brawn GP, finished third. Team-mate Jenson Button, the championship leader, finished sixth.
KUALA LUMPUR - MALAYSIA on Sunday shut down a Chinese-language elementary school in the capital after an 11-year-old girl infected two classmates with swine flu, according to reports here.
Health Minister Liow Tiong Lai told the influential Star daily's website the Jalan Davidson Chinese School would be closed until June 26 with its 1,200 staff and students facing home quarantine.
SEOUL - NORTH Korea has accused US President Barack Obama of plotting a nuclear war on the communist nation by reaffirming a US assurance of security for South Korea, the North's state media said.
In a first official response to last week's US-South Korean summit, the state-run weekly Tongil Sinbo said in its Saturday edition that Mr Obama and South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak 'are trying to ignite a nuclear war'.
