Swine flu hits summer camps around U.S.

Federal health officials say camps in Georgia, North Carolina and Santa Rosa, California, have all reported probable /*swine flu*/ cases.

Camps are being advised to be on the alert for sick children. Parents are being told to be ready to take their youngsters home if they become ill.

As the weather gets warmer, the number of cases of swine flu is dropping, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the H1N1 virus is appearing at camps just as it did in schools.

Some camps are delaying or canceling their sessions.

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