WASHINGTON - The world's governments raced to avoid both a pandemic and global hysteria Sunday as more possible swine flu cases surfaced from Canada to New Zealand and the United States declared a public health emergency. "It's not a time to panic," the White House said. Mexico, the outbreak's epicenter with up to 103 suspected deaths, canceled some church services and closed markets and restaurants. Few people ventured onto the streets, and some wore face masks. Canada became the third country to confirm cases, in six people, including some students who — like some New York City spring-breakers — got mildly ill in Mexico. Countries across Asia promised to quarantine feverish travelers returning from flu-affected areas.

Based on that paragraph can we conclude that this sentence is true?
As many as 103 people in Mexico have died of swine flu.

OPTIONS:
- yes
- no
yes
WASHINGTON - Världens regeringar tävlade för att undvika både en pandemi och global hysteri söndag då fler möjliga svininfluensafall dök upp från Kanada till Nya Zeeland och USA förklarade en folkhälsokris. "Det är ingen tid att få panik", sa Vita huset. Mexiko, utbrottets epicentrum med upp till 103 misstänkta dödsfall, ställde in några gudstjänster och stängde marknader och restauranger. Få människor vågade sig ut på gatorna, och några bar ansiktsmasker. Kanada blev det tredje landet att bekräfta fall, i sex personer, inklusive några studenter som – liksom vissa New York City spring-breakers – blev milt sjuka i Mexiko. Länder över hela Asien lovade att sätta febersjuka resenärer i karantän som återvände från influensadrabbade områden. Kan vi på grundval av den punkten dra slutsatsen att denna mening är sann? Så många som 103 personer i Mexiko har dött av svininfluensa. ALTERNATIV: - ja - nej
WASHINGTON - World governments competed to avoid both a pandemic and global hysteria Sunday as more possible swine flu cases appeared from Canada to New Zealand and the United States declared a public health crisis. "It's no time to panic," the White House said. Mexico, the epicenter of the outbreak with up to 103 suspected deaths, cancelled some services and closed markets and restaurants. Few people ventured into the streets, and some wore face masks. Canada became the third country to confirm cases, in six people, including some students who – like some New York City spring-breakers – became mildly ill in Mexico. Countries all over Asia promised to quarantine fever - affected travelers returning from flu - affected areas. On the basis of that point, can we conclude that this sentence is true? As many as 103 people in Mexico have died of swine flu. ALTERNATIVE: - Yes - no
ja
yes