FLASH
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Large numbers of pupils and staff are missing from a large number of schools in the UK due to outbreaks of flu and other viruses, forcing many to close temporarily. School leaders claim the situation is becoming similar to that during the Covid-19 pandemic.
One of the worst-hit cases is St Martin's in Caerphilly, Wales, where more than 250 students and teachers fell ill, forcing them to return to online learning. Symptoms include vomiting, diarrhoea, high fever, cough and fatigue, with a recovery period of around seven days.
The Daily Mail reports that in County Londonderry, 170 students were absent in one day due to various illnesses. British schools are dealing with a special strain of flu, known as H3N2 “superflu”, which is spreading faster and causing more severe symptoms. London has tripled the number of patients hospitalized with the flu compared to last year.
Health authorities are recommending the use of masks to reduce the spread of the virus, while the NHS warns of a large wave of infections and a significant increase in the number of hospital admissions.
Also, about 100 passengers and crew members of a ship have been infected with norovirus during a trip around the world. The situation is causing great concern in Britain, where authorities are warning citizens to be careful and stay home if they show symptoms.
a e nenshkruan traktatin pandemik urdhero na erdhi keshtu pak e nga pak me maska pastaj izolim pastaj qe te dalim duhet vaksina po si nuk kuptoni qe eshte e gjitha teater .