Japan's Whooping Cough Outbreak Surges, Travelers Advised to Avoid Specific Groups
Recently, Japan's whooping cough outbreak has intensified, hitting a historical high for two consecutive weeks. Experts advise that certain groups should avoid traveling to Japan during this period to minimize infection risks.
Health authorities have issued warnings urging the public to pay attention to their health, especially pregnant women and young children who are considered high-risk groups. In light of this situation, members of these groups should carefully plan their travel itineraries. The surge in Japan's whooping cough cases highlights the importance of infectious disease control and serves as a reminder for everyone to stay vigilant.
