Original sentence: 117 patients in intensive care: 42 in New South Wales, 10 in Victoria, 30 in Queensland, 11 in South Australia, 12 in Western Australia, 6 in the Northern Territory, 3 in Tasmania and 2 in the ACT.24,395.24,395 individuals infected.422 individuals currently hospitalised (2,953 since beginning of epidemic).77 deaths: 24 in New South Wales, 18 in Victoria, 4 in the Northern Territory, 7 in South Australia, 15 in Queensland, 5 in Western Australia, 4 in Tasmania and 1 in the ACT.As of 6 August 2009, Australia has 24,395 confirmed cases of H1N1 Influenza 09 (Human Swine Influenza) and 77 confirmed deaths due to the disease.In Australia, 24,395 swine flu tests have given positive results and there have been 77 deaths of people infected with swine flu as of 6 August 2009.In New South Wales there have been 24 deaths.Information accurate as of 1200 EST on 6 August 2009.South Australia has recorded seven deaths, plus a 'clinical positive' where the test was inconclusive and, after swine-flu-like symptoms were reported, Tamiflu was administered, thus making a future positive confirmation unlikely
Edited sentence: 114 patients in intensive care: 42 in New South Wales, 11 in Victoria, 30 in Queensland, 11 in South Australia, 12 in Western Australia, 4 in the Northern Territory, 3 in Tasmania and 2 in the ACT.24,949.24,949 individuals infected.426 individuals currently hospitalised (3,009 since beginning of epidemic).85 deaths: 30 in New South Wales, 18 in Victoria, 4 in the Northern Territory, 8 in South Australia, 15 in Queensland, 5 in Western Australia, 4 in Tasmania and 1 in the ACT.As of 7 August 2009, Australia has 24,949 confirmed cases of H1N1 Influenza 09 (Human Swine Influenza) and 85 confirmed deaths due to the disease.In Australia, 24,949 swine flu tests have given positive results and there have been 85 deaths of people infected with swine flu as of 7 August 2009.In New South Wales there have been 30 deaths.Information accurate as of 1200 EST on 7 August 2009.South Australia has recorded eight deaths, plus a 'clinical positive' where the test was inconclusive and, after swine-flu-like symptoms were reported, Tamiflu was administered, thus making a future positive confirmation unlikely