U.S. warns of Mexico travel; no swine flu in AZ
U.S. warns of Mexico travel; no swine flu in AZ
Sister Thomasa Cardanas Ruiz wears a mask after arriving at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on a flight from Mexico City. U.S. officials advised Americans against most travel to Mexico on Monday as a swine flu virus that began there spread to the United States and beyond.
U.S. warns of Mexico travel; no swine flu in AZ
A woman at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, who arrived on a flight from Mexico City, wears a mask due to swine flu fears.
U.S. warns of Mexico travel; no swine flu in AZ
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