The vaccine makers of French Pharmaceutical Company, Sanofi Pasteur has confirmed that the seed virus for the disease was given by USA. They have started breeding that virus for about two weeks, in order to prepare vaccine after studying about them.

Once the vaccine is declared successful, they will get into mass production. They have also added that the first set of vaccine can make its presence after months of hard work.

President and CEO of Sanofi Pasteur, Wayne Pisano said that as we are committed to protect human health we are leaning forward to thoroughly understand the behavior of the seed virus provided and come out with the right vaccine.

Though WHO hasn’t emphasized on the making of swine flu vaccine , around the world, people have started working on it as it’s a great business where making hay while the sunshine adage applies. Some Experts gear down the above people spirit by saying that vaccines are not required for swine flu as it is a mild one.

More than 14000 instances of swine flu are witnessed across the globe and have taken away lives of kids and teens too. On the other hand people also add that the severity of the disease has come down and not the toll reports as they depend on backlog patients.

About 350 people were isolated in a hotel in Hong Kong after a Mexican traveller there was suspected to have Swine flu. Strongly protesting against the backlash, Mexican President Felipe Calderon said it was unfair on the part of the countries to take such repressive and discriminatory measures and that they were doing because of ignorance and disinformation. He also alleged that there were people who seized the opportunity to assault Mexicans. Meanwhile China’s Foreign Ministry had denied these allegations.

The Mexican Embassy in Beijing had already sent a circular out to all its citizens that China had imposed “measures of unjustified isolation” in response to swine flu. It also urged trips to be cancelled or postponed. Noting that a nationwide shutdown and an aggressive information campaign had helped curtail the outbreak, Mexican President Felipe Calderon said in a Television broadcast that the country had succeeded in detaining or slowing down the spread of the virus.

Though Mexican officials have declared that the epidemic was waning, medical experts worldwide have opined that it was too early to make such a call. Most cases of Swine flu are confirmed in North America and Europe, with the total number of affected persons rising to at least 1,033 people.