Mexicans see swine flu as Mexico City’s problem (AP)

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Tourists, mostly from Mexico City, pack the Caletilla beach in Acapulco, Mexico Friday May, 1, 2009. Scared with swine flu contagion, the Mayor of this resort city is telling tourists from Mexico City to go home.(AP Photo/Javier Verdin)AP – Mexico’s president credits a nationwide business shutdown and incessant health advice with helping contain the swine flu. But even with cases confirmed in 26 of the country’s 32 states, most Mexicans see it as Mexico City’s problem, and have largely ignored the restrictions.

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