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A possible swine flu case in Spain with rare human-to-human spread is under investigation, but public risk remains low.
A possible case of swine flu in Spain with potential person-to-person transmission has been reported, prompting health officials to notify the World Health Organization.
The patient had no known contact with pigs, raising concerns about rare human-to-human spread, though the risk to the public remains low.
The WHO’s reference lab in the UK is testing to confirm the diagnosis.
Experts stress that while swine flu typically spreads from pigs to humans, especially among those working with animals, human-to-human transmission is uncommon.
This case is being closely monitored for signs of viral adaptation or undetected spread, but public alarm is not warranted.
Authorities urge vigilance, especially for those in affected areas or working with animals, and recommend staying informed through official health guidance.
Se está investigando un posible caso de gripe porcina en España con una rara propagación de persona a persona, pero el riesgo para el público sigue siendo bajo.