New measures to prevent flu from spreading

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There may be very few cases of the A/H1N1 flu turning up in China but its still too early to relax. In fact, the World Health Organization is warning against doing just that.

This is Beijing's latest way to help prevent the spread of the A/H1N1 virus.

These brochures contain flu control and prevention advisories.

Health workers give them out to international travellers.

Beijing has been on alert since two confirmed cases were found to have spent time in the city.

One student had just returned from North America and spent three days in Beijing, showing no symptoms, before leaving for Jinan by train on Monday.

Since then, health workers have widened the search for possible infections.

The health bureau recommends all returning Chinese students or foreign visitors should keep their flight documents intact.

And with the latest information initiative underway, detection and prevention will be all that much easier.