As the days get cooler and autumn leaves fall, the change in season can also bring about runny noses and flaring flu symptoms.
B.C. officials are now encouraging residents to get their flu shots with respiratory flu season kicking into gear.
Provincial Health Minister Josie Osborne said getting a vaccination is one of the simplest and most effective ways to take care of the community.
“When you get immunized, you’re protecting your grandparents, your children, your neighbours, your co-workers and others,” she said. WATCH | B.C. health officials encourage vaccinations:
B.C. health officials ask residents to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19 October 23 | Duration 1:35 As flu season approaches, the province is unveiling its rollout for COVID-19 and flu vaccines. Health offi

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