Gov't to make efforts to prevent spread of new flu virus

TOKYO, Japan - Chief Cabinet Secretary Takeo Kawamura (C) and Yoichi Masuzoe (L), Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare, attend a meeting for senior officials of the Japanese government at the prime minister's office on May 9 to discuss measures to prevent the spread of the new flu in Japan.

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