2009 swine flu pandemic by country

See also: 2009 swine flu pandemic timeline and 2009 swine flu pandemic tables

This article deals with the status and efforts regarding the 2009 swine flu pandemic by country and continent/region.

Pandemic (H1N1) 2009–2010 by country
Summary of official reports.‡‡
Country Indicators/ Cases Deaths
Spread-Trend/
Intensity/Impact‡ 		Confirmed‡‡ Confirmed
 
ECDC total[1] 14,378
Reports Total 6,724,149 19,654
United States^ W = ** mod [2] (113,690)[3] 3,433[4]
Brazil R - * mod [5] (58,178)[6] 2,135[7]
India W + * low [8] 33,783[9][10] 2,024[9]
Mexico W + ** mod [11] 70,715[12] 1,316[12]
China (mainland) 120,940[13] 800[14]
Turkey R + ** mod [15] 12,316[16] 656[17]
Argentina W - low [18] (11,458)[18] 626[19]
Russia W + ** [20][21] 25,339[22] 604[22]
United Kingdom# R = * [23][24] (28,456)[25] 474
Canada W + ** [5] (25,828)[26] 429[27]
France~ R = * low [15] 1,980,000[28][29] 344[30]
Spain W + * [15] (1,538)[31] 300[32]
Egypt 15,812[33] 278[34]
Germany N = low [35] (222,360)[36] 258[36]
South Korea W + * low 107,939[37] 250[38]
Thailand R = * low [8] 31,902[39] 249[40]
Italy W + ** [41] 3,064,933[42] 244[43]
Colombia W + * mod [5] 4,310[44] 272[44]
Peru W - * low [45] 9,165[46] 223[19]
Ukraine R + ** mod [15] 494[47] 213[47]
Ecuador W - * low [5] 2,251[46] 200[48]
Japan W + [49] 11,636[50] 198[51]
Australia W - [52] 37,484[29] 187[53]
Poland W + ** mod [15] (2,024)[54] 181[43]
Chile W = low2 [55] 12,258[56] 156[57]
Syria (452)[58] 152[58]
Greece N + * [15] (17,977)[59] 149[60]
Iran 3,672[61] 147[1]
Venezuela W - * mod [5] 2,187[62] 135[63]
Hungary L + low [15] (283)[64] 134[43]
Saudi Arabia 14,500[61] 128[61]
Portugal R + * low [65] (166,922)[66] 122[43]
Romania W + * mod [15] 7,006[67] 122[67]
Czech Republic L + [15] 2,445[68] 102[69]
Israel W + * low [15] 4,330[70] 94[71]
South Africa 12,640[72] 93[1]
Malaysia 12,210[73] 92[74]
Belarus W + ** mod [15] 88[75]
Serbia R + ** low [15] 695[76] 83[77]
Hong Kong 33,109[78] 80[79]
Cuba W + ** mod [80] 973[81] 69[82]
Costa Rica W - * low [5] (1,867)[83] 67[84]
Morocco 2,890[61] 64[61]
Netherlands+ W + * low [15] (1,473)[85] 62[43]
Bolivia W - * low [5] 2,310[46] 59[1]
Vietnam 11,186[86] 58[86]
Algeria 916[72] 57[1]
Finland W + ** [15] 6,122[87] 56[88]
Slovakia S + low [15] 955[89] 56[90]
Paraguay L - ** [5] 855[46] 54[1][91]
New Zealand L = * low [23] (3,199)[29] 50[92][93]
Taiwan (5,474)[94] 48[95]
Sri Lanka W + * low [8] 642[39] 48[39]
Moldova 2,524[96] 46[97]
Palestinian Territories 1,676[61] 43[61]
Iraq 2,880[61] 42[1]
Austria W + low [15] (964)[98] 40[43]
Bulgaria W + *** [15] 766[99] 40[100]
Countries with < 40 deaths
Country Indicators ‡ Confirmed cases Deaths
Latvia S + low [65] 1,253[101] 34[102]
Oman 7,040[103] 33[104]
Georgia L + * low [15] 1,300[105] 33[106]
El Salvador R = * low [5] 834[107] 33[19]
Denmark W + * [15] (651)[85] 33[43]
Uruguay W - * low [108] (550)[46] 33[1]
Philippines W - [109] 5,212[110] 32[111]
Yemen 5,038[112] 31[61]
Kuwait 8,669[113] 30[1]
Mongolia 1,259[114] 30[115]
Norway W - * low [15] (12,654)[116][1] 29[1]
Sweden W + *** mod [15] (10,985)[117] 29[43]
Ireland W = *** mod [15] (3,189)[118] 26[43]
Macedonia N - [119] (2,600)[120] 26[121]
Croatia W + low [15] (50,255)[122] 26[1]
Pakistan 253[123] 25[124]
Tunisia 1,200[61] 24[61]
Guatemala N - * low [5] 1,170[46] 24[125]
Dominican Republic R + ** mod [5] 491[46] 23[1]
Lithuania S + low [15] 68[126] 23[127]
Singapore (1,217)[128] 21[129]
Estonia L + * mod [15] (738)[130] 21[131]
Belgium W - * low [15] 76,973[132][133] 19[43]
Jordan 3,033[134] 19[1]
Slovenia L + * [15] (990)[135] 19[100]
Switzerland W + * low [15] 11,221[136] 18[137]
Honduras W - * low [138] 560[46] 18[139]
Afghanistan 853[140] 17[1]
Kosovo 98[141] 14[1]
Bosnia and Herzegovina L [142] 714[143] 13[144]
Panama W - * low [145] 813[146] 12[19]
Albania S + * mod [41] 426[147] 12[148]
Nicaragua W - * low [5] 2,172[46] 11[19]
Indonesia R = * mod [149] 1,098[39] 10[1]
Qatar 550[150] 10[1]
Cyprus N [15] (297)[85] 10[151]
North Korea 28[39] 10[152][153]
Bahrain 1,325[61] 8[61]
Mauritius (69)[72] 8[1]
Bangladesh R - * low [8] 1,015[39] 7[39]
Jamaica W + * low [154] 191[155] 7[1]
Montenegro N [156] 119[157] 7[1]
Cambodia R + * [49] 531[158] 6[1]
United Arab Emirates 125[159] 6[1]
Lebanon 1,838[61] 5[1]
Malta R + ** [160] (718)[161] 5[162]
Trinidad and Tobago W = * low [163] 211[46] 5[1]
Sudan 145[164] 5[1]
Bahamas W + * mod [165] 29[159] 4[1]
Madagascar 877[72] 3[1]
Ghana 676[72] 3[166]
Luxembourg W + ** low [160] 333[85] 3[1]
Nepal R + * low [8] 172[39] 3[39]
Barbados W - * low [145] 154[46] 3[1]
Armenia 119[167] 3[1]
Iceland W - *** [15] 676[168][161] 2[1]
Macau (PRC) 2,625[78] 2[1]
Brunei W - * mod [169] 971[170] 2[171]
Samoa 138[29] 2[1]
Suriname N = * low [145] 110[172] 2[1]
São Tomé and Príncipe 66[72] 2[1]
Mozambique 57[72] 2[1]
Nigeria 11[72] 2[72]
St. Kitts and Nevis N = * low [173] 6[46] 2[1]
Tanzania 770[72] 1[1]
Libya 764[61] 1[1]
Laos 242[174] 1[1]
Cayman Islands (UK) 121[25] 1[1]
Marshall Islands 115[29] 1[1]
Cook Islands (NZ) 106[29] 1[1]
Namibia 75[72] 1[1]
St. Lucia W - * mod [5] 55[46] 1[1]
Maldives L - low [8] 35[39] 1[1]
Bermuda (UK) 25[175] 1[1]
Tonga 20[29] 1[1]
Falkland Islands (UK) 7[25] 1[25]
Solomon Islands 4[29] 1[1]
Other 7,052 0
Countries with no deaths
Country Indicators ‡ Confirmed cases Deaths
Zimbabwe 1,318[176] 0
Zambia 726[177] 0
Jersey (UK) 702[178] 0
Rwanda 482[72] 0
Kenya 417[72] 0
Senegal 325[72] 0
Uganda 263[72] 0
Fiji N - * low [23] 234[29] 0
Democratic Republic of the Congo 222[72] 0
Myanmar L - low [8] 137[39] 0
Cape Verde 118[72] 0
Akrotiri and Dhekelia (UK) 92[25] 0
Bhutan N [8] 91[179] 0
Haiti L + low [180] 91[46] 0
Micronesia 82[29] 0
Antigua and Barbuda R = * low [181] 75[46] 0
Isle of Man (UK) 75[25] 0
Lesotho 65[72] 0
Gibraltar (UK) 62[25] 0
Kyrgyzstan N = low [182] 61[183] 0
Belize W - mod [80] 49[172] 0
Niger 49[72] 0
Palau 47[29] 0
Faroe Islands 44[184] 0
Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) 44[25] 0
Angola 37[72] 0
Dominica N = * low [185] 36[46] 0
Monaco 36[186] 0
Seychelles 33[72] 0
Botswana 31[187] 0
Mali 29[72] 0
Guyana 27[188] 0
British Virgin Islands (UK) 25[25] 0
Tuvalu 23[29] 0
Montserrat 21[25] 0
Republic of the Congo 21[72] 0
Grenada W - * mod [5] 20[46] 0
Ethiopia 19[72] 0
Guernsey (UK) 17[25] 0
Kazakhstan R + ** mod [15] 17[159] 0
St. Vincent and the Grenadines L = [189] 17[46] 0
Tajikistan 16[190] 0
Mauritania 15[72] 0
Anguilla (UK) 14[25] 0
Azerbaijan L + * low [15] 14[191] 0
Papua New Guinea 12[29] 0
Côte d'Ivoire 9[72] 0
Djibouti 9[61] 0
Nauru 8[29] 0
Burundi 7[72] 0
Timor-Leste L = low [192] 7[39] 0
Liechtenstein 5[85] 0
San Marino 5[193] 0
Swaziland 5[194] 0
Cameroon 4[72] 0
Gabon 4[72] 0
Kiribati 4[29] 0
Guinea 3[72] 0
Vanuatu 3[29] 0
Somalia 2[61] 0
Andorra 1[159] 0
Chad 1[72] 0
Greenland 1[195] 0
Graph of confirmed cases
Semi-logarithmic plot of laboratory-confirmed A(H1N1) influenza cases in 2009 according to WHO reports.[196]

‡Qualitative indicators as defined by WHO.[197] Parameter values:

Geographic spread Trend Intensity Impact on
health care
services
W(idespread) *** (very high) sev(ere)
R(egional) + (Increasing) ** (high) mod(erate)
L(ocal) = (Unchanged) * (low – moderate)
S(poradic)
I(mported)
N(o activity) 		- (Decreasing)   (low) low
‡‡Many countries are not recommending laboratory tests for all suspect cases, the affected numbers have been put in brackets. Comparisons in time or between these countries should not be made.
The number of confirmed cases is lower than the total number of cases,[198] and may grossly underestimate the true infection rate.[199]
^Includes Puerto Rico (695 cases, 45 deaths), Guam (338 cases, 2 deaths), American Samoa (85 cases, 1 death), U.S. Virgin Islands (80 cases, 1 death), and Northern Mariana Islands (6 cases).
#Does not include Overseas Territories or Crown Dependencies.
~Includes New Caledonia (500 cases, 9 deaths), French Polynesia (183 cases, 7 deaths), Réunion (759 cases, 7 deaths), Mayotte (164 cases, 2 deaths), Martinique (261 cases, 1 death), French Guiana (213 cases, 1 death), Guadeloupe (197 cases, 5 deaths), Saint Martin (62 cases), Wallis and Futuna (55 cases), Saint-Barthélemy (2 cases).
+Includes Aruba (13 cases) and the Netherlands Antilles (98 cases).
  Confirmed cases leading to deaths
  Confirmed cases
  Unconfirmed or suspected cases
See also: H1N1 live map, WHO updates
  0 deaths
  suspected deaths
  1+ deaths
  5+ deaths
  10+ deaths
  50+ deaths
  100+ deaths
  500+ deaths
See also: H1N1 live map, WHO updates
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  Confirmed community outbreaks
See also: H1N1 live map, WHO updates
  Confirmed mutation of H1N1 virus
  Confirmed double infections
  Confirmed cases of tamiflu resistance

As the pandemic progressed, laboratory testing and confirmation decreased. Confirmed figures for the United Kingdom, in particular, are only meaningful up to 2 July, when routine testing stopped and presumed cases were treated without laboratory confirmation of diagnosis. Following the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO), many countries stopped issuing estimates of the infected population, making this list inaccurate.

The ten countries and territories with most confirmed cases per capita
Pos. Country Population[nb 1] Confirmed
cases 		Confirmed cases
per 1,000 inhabitants
1  Iceland 306,694 8,650 28.20
2  Belgium 10,414,336 214,531[200] 20.59
3  Portugal 10,707,924 166,922 15.59
–  Cook Islands 11,870 106 8.93
–  Macao 559,846 2,625 4.68
–  Hong Kong 7,055,071 31,554 4.47
4  Spain 46,700,000 155,051 3.32
5  Kuwait 2,691,158 8,622 3.20
6  Brunei 338,190 972 2.87
–  Jersey 91,626 234 2.55
7  Germany 82,080,000 192,348 2.34
8  South Korea 48,600,000 107,939 2.22
9  Palau 20,796 46 2.21
–  Cayman Islands 49,035 105 2.14
10  Malta 405,165 718 1.77
World 6,790,062,216 25,584,595 3.76

*Includes countries with over 40 confirmed cases only.

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