News at Seven-Thirty highlights: a critically injured woman underwent surgery only after her family paid for an emergency drug; six more H1N1 flu cases were confirmed today; opponents of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad took to the streets of Tehran; North Korea has accused the U.S of deploying nuclear weapons in South Korea; a NATO warship has picked up 14 Indian sailors off Somalia; G8 finance ministers wrapped up their latest meeting in Italy; more than 200 Mui Wo residents voiced their concerns over the relocation of a school for youth drug abuser; Marine Police seized over 2.2 billion dollars worth of computer parts; decorative lights on either side of Victoria Harbour will be switched off for two hours on Father’s Day; advertisers invested millions of dollars to install digital screens in 500 taxis; a study of six major fast food chains found the majority fail to meet the needs of disabled people; an international drugmaker has introduced a skin patch which can substitute pills for relieving symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease.