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Swine flu scare in Mongolia

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The World Health Organisation is shipping urgent supplies of anti-swine flu drugs to Mongolia, as the country's hospital system struggles to cope with a major outbreak of the H1N1 infection.

The government is closing schools and Mongolians are turning to local remedies as they wait for the vaccine to arrive.

Russell Trott reports.

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