HONG KONG, Feb 6 — Flu jab inquiries and bookings have increased at clinics in Hong Kong following the death of Taiwanese actress Barbie “Big S” Hsu Shi-yuan from pneumonia...
A man gets an influenza vaccine at a hospital in Seoul October 21, 2020. Flu jab inquiries and bookings have increased at clinics in Hong Kong following the death of Taiwanese actress Barbie Hsu Shi-yuan from pneumonia caused by influenza. — Reuters picas a first-time user .
He added that there had been no similar inquiries around this time in previous years, as those who regularly receive the flu jab usually get it much earlier.
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