求今天的一条英语新闻，，长短适中

Question

必须是当天的，最好适合于初中生能听懂的英语
要是有汉译附和就更好了
小生在此谢过，，
英语高手速度来~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·

Answer 1

Though India has remained free so far from influenza A/H1N1, another animal disease, Equine Influenza, or horse flu, has killed 43 horses in the west Indian states of Rajasthan and Gujarat, local Hindi daily Danik Bhaskar reported Saturday.

A laboratory based in Hissar of Haryana, in north India, has confirmed that the deaths were caused by the Equine Influenza commonly called "horse flu."

The first death occurred in January in Gandhinagar in Gujarat, where 15 horses died of the disease last month, said the report.

To prevent the disease from spreading, the Gujarat government has instituted ban on buying and selling horses in the state.

这是今天的新闻有关A/H1N1流感的，我找那么久打那么多也不容易，就这篇最简单了，分就给我吧。。。

Answer 2

BEIJING -- Seven passengers from a flu-infected flight were put under quarantine in China on Saturday, the Chinese Health Ministry said.
Of the co-passengers, some had left Japan, including seven who arrived in Chinese cities of Shanghai and Beijing Friday night.

The ministry said it then immediately told relevant local health departments to track down the seven passengers.

So far they had all been located and put under medical observation, the ministry said in a statement.

China quarantines 7 flu-affected flight passengers

Previously, China had quarantined 166 passengers who were on board flight AM098 (Mexico City-Shanghai) on April 30 after a Mexican, one of the travelers, was later confirmed in Hong Kong to have influenza A/H1N1.

Among them, 38 Mexican passengers and crew were flown back to Mexico on Monday. And the remaining 128 passengers, including a few Mexican nationals, continued their week-long quarantine across China till Thursday, when they were released after showing no flu-like symptoms or tested negative to the virus.

As of 8 a.m. Saturday, no confirmed or suspected A/H1N1 cases had been reported on the Chinese mainland, the ministry said.

Worldwide, 2,500 confirmed cases, including 46 fatalities, had been reported in 25 countries and regions by then.