Ho Chi Minh City Sees Surge in Meningitis Cases, Experts Urge Vigilance
Ho Chi Minh City has reported a surge in meningitis (brain meningococcal) cases, with five cases confirmed in a single week. One case involved a 12-year-old boy who recovered after severe symptoms, though fatalities have been reported previously. Experts emphasize the importance of early medical attention and preventive measures.
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