Two paramount South Korean companies began restricting or banning employees from traveling to Mexico on Wednesday as the bunch of deaths from a ferocious swine flu rampant continued to flood there. The outbreak has reportedly killed as many as 159 race in Mexico, with cases also being reported in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Spain and Israel. The World Health Organization has said the contagious influenza virus is effective of human-to-human transmission, prompting vigour experts to take a chance that the epidemic body may announce the triumph flu pandemic in 40 years. South Korean firms operating plants in Mexico have been on lively but none were bearing in mind stumbling manufacture there.
Samsung Electronics, the world's largest maker of computer honour chips, has restricted its employees from traveling Mexico. Officials at Samsung Electronics and its affiliate Samsung SDI Co., which have plants in the Mexican see of Tijuana, said they were closely monitoring developments in the realm and have set up measures to tend against swine flu.
"There was a blast of 16 suspected cases of swine flu in Tijunana, but no especial ungovernable was detected at the plants of Samsung Electronics and Samsung SDI," said a major true at the company. LG Electronics, the world's third-largest maker of expressive phones, restricted employees from visiting Mexico on Monday, and took further steps to conserve employees in Mexico on Wednesday. "As involvement of precautionary measures, we advised employees in Mexico to show masks at work," an LG authentic said.
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