3rd death from new flu in Japan logged in Nagoya

3rd death from new flu in Japan logged in Nagoya

NAGOYA, Japan - Nagoya city government officials attend a news conference on Aug. 19 after a woman in her 80s from the city died of the new strain of influenza in the third confirmed death in Japan from the disease.

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