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© 2015 AFPMeningitis cases reported in Sweden after Japan scout jamboree
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SenseNotSoCommon
Cue the task force.
since1981
This is a very serious problem. I haven't seen anything in the japanese news about this and why doesn't the article indicate the location of their jamboree? Does anyone know the location? I and my family do a lot of camping and hiking.mwoild love to avoid the area
Harry_Gatto
A simple Google search will tell you that it took place in Kirara-hama, Yamaguchi City.
Ron Barnes
Its not the place that is the problem , it is peoples cleanliness. Like not washing hands after using Communal Toilets. It passes on very easily from one individual . Some one must have went to or supplied contaminated food that was uncooked for the jamborees use.
DMoore
Then it must be the place anyway...
Sensato
There are numerous Japanese-language news reports online covering the 23rd World Scout Jamboree held at Kirara-hama, but other than 2-Channel I can't find a single Japanese-language media source reporting this to the Japanese public.
clamenza
Embarrassing news involving Japan will not be reported by the mainstream Japanese press. Therefore it didn't happen.
Seamus78
This is shocking, all the countries involved should be checking the kids that went ASAP. Around over 33,000 attended this event with 152 countries involved. Some of those countries may not be equipped for a meningitis outbreak.
Takuma7
They make a vaccine for all kids to get for this.