Japan's flu cases, responses in global spotlight: WHO expert

Japan's flu cases, responses in global spotlight: WHO expert

GENEVA, Switzerland - Nahoko Shindo, a WHO medical officer, speaks to a group of Japanese reporters in Geneva on May 17. She said the outbreaks of a new type of influenza in Japan's big cities are drawing global attention and the country's responses are hoped to set an example for other Asian countries with similarly populous cities.

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