H1N1 Hits Remote First Nation

The swine flu has apparently hit First Nations communities in Northwestern Ontario, with more than 100 sick on the Sandy Lake reserve.
Nurses and a doctor are distributing the antiviral drug Tamiflu to the sick.
The patients are suffering from “flu-like symptoms”.
Authorities have asked people from Sandy Lake to not travel to other First Nations communities in the region to keep the virus from spreading.