Two more A/H1N1 cases were confirmed on Wednesday in Nepal, boosting the total infection cases in Nepal to 22. Ministry of Health and Population of Nepal said on Wednesday that the A/H1N1 virus has been detected in two persons who entered Nepal via air from Dubai. The infected persons have been undergoing treatment in capital Kathmandu. The identities of the victims have been kept secret. The disease was first detected on June 29 in Nepal. Formerly, among the 20 detected with the disease in Nepal, 19 are Nepalis and one Australian, and of them, 17 are males and three women. High alert with health check has been arranged in the customs points along Nepal-India border as it was seen as a pandemic in India. The Nepali government has given high priority for its control, and 36,000 course of anti-viral medicine was stored with the cooperation of World Health Organization (WHO). 