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Jakarta Health Agency Reports 4 Hantavirus Cases, Urges Public Vigilance
The Jakarta Health Agency has identified four cases of hantavirus in 2026. Officials urge the public to maintain hygiene and avoid panic, noting that the virus is not new and is primarily transmitted through contact with rodents.
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