Japan health ministry declares outbreak of new flu

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese health minister Yoichi Masuzoe declares the outbreak of a new influenza during a press conference in Tokyo on April 28 following the World Health Organization's upgrading of its alert level. The Japanese government has launched a task force headed by Prime Minister Taro Aso to deal with the situation.

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