Vietnamese gov't warns of potential flu outbreak


HANOI: Vietnam's Ministry of Health has warned of a potential flu outbreak after the country logged up to 11,000 cases of seasonal influenza per month over the past three months, a sharp rise from the mid-year figures, local media VnExpress reported Tuesday (Nov 18).

Since the beginning of the year, more than 132,000 flu cases have been recorded nationwide, including three deaths, the report said.

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