Mexico’S Health Secretary, Jose Angel Cordova, warned on Friday that at least one million people could become infected by influenza A-H1N1 during the winter season. Since late April when the new swine flu virus was announced, 21, 264 cases have been confirmed IN MEXICO, of which, 184 died. The official said that unlike In late April and early May when the government ordered a national suspension of all classes, restaurants, theaters and other activities, suspension of activities in the winter would be decided by the number of cases in each specific area. Cordova said Mexico has already has secured 20 million vaccines with an international laboratory and is currently negotiating the purchase of at least another 10 million vaccines with China. The application of vaccines will target specific sectors that include healthcare workers, children aged six to 24 months, pregnant women and people with morbid obesity, diabetics , H.I.V. and cancer.