Health officials warn migrant farm workers about flu
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Anedina Corona, middle and Palmeda Saldania, right, and other members of California's farm-working community, receive swine flu prevention flyers Tuesday, April 28, 2009 in Orosi, Calif. As migrant workers from Mexico begin their journey north to take summer jobs in fields and construction sites across the U.S., public health officials and others are fanning out to intercept them at food lines and churches in hopes of stemming the spread of deadly swine flu.
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Anedina Corona, middle and Palmeda Saldania, right, and other members of California's farm-working community, receive swine flu prevention flyers Tuesday, April 28, 2009 in Orosi, Calif. As migrant workers from Mexico begin their journey north to take summer jobs in fields and construction sites across the U.S., public health officials and others are fanning out to intercept them at food lines and churches in hopes of stemming the spread of deadly swine flu.
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