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Influenza Infections Decrease in Ehime, but "Warning Level" Remains; Shikoku Chuo Public Health Center Reports a 50% Decrease but Maintains "Alert Level" [Ehime]

While influenza infections are decreasing across Ehime Prefecture, the prefecture remains at a "warning level," indicating the possibility of a major outbreak. According to an announcement by Ehime Prefecture on the 13th, the average number of influenza cases confirmed per medical institution in the week leading up to November 8th was 17.71. Although this is a decrease of 10.18 from the previous week, the prefecture remains at a "warning level,"…
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While influenza infections are decreasing across Ehime Prefecture, the prefecture remains at a "warning level," indicating the possibility of a major outbreak. According to an announcement by Ehime Prefecture on the 13th, the average number of influenza cases confirmed per medical institution in the week leading up to November 8th was 17.71. Although this is a decrease of 10.18 from the previous week, the prefecture remains at a "warning level,"…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
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