Meningitis outbreak declared ‘national incident’ over 'unprecedented explosion' of infections

The meningitis outbreak that killed two people in Kent has now been declared a national incident. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and NHS declared the emergency due to its severity. A case was reported in London on Tuesday, marking the first confirmed outside of Kent, where the outbreak originated. The "unprecedented explosion," health chiefs said, is the worst outbreak of meningitis they have seen in the UK. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say UKHSA chief executive Susan Hopkins said: "This

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Meningitis outbreak declared ‘national incident’ over 'unprecedented explosion' of infections

The meningitis outbreak that killed two people in Kent has now been declared a national incident. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and NHS declared the emergency due to its severity. A case was reported in London on Tuesday, marking the first confirmed outside of Kent, where the outbreak originated. The "unprecedented explosion," health chiefs said, is the worst outbreak of meningitis they have seen in the UK. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say UKHSA chief executive Susan Hopkins said: "This

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