Days after Japan re-introduced pandemic-era restrictions, another country has gone down a similar route after the death of a 13-year-old school girl caused chaos View 2 Images Hong Kong has issued a warning (file) (Image: AFP via Getty Images)

A second country has re-introduced a pandemic-like initiative after a “previously healthy” girl died. Days after parts of Japan closed all schools to stop the spread of a “flu-like” virus, doctors in Hong Kong are now demanding parents vaccinate their children after the spread of Influenza B was detected. ‌

According to Chinese officials, chaos was sparked by the death of the 13-year-old girl who developed a “fever, cough, sore throat and running nose” on October 5 – and just days later, on October 9, she died. ‌

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