Dementia doctors, provinces differ on question of advance consent in MAID
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ASAHIKAWA, Hokkaido -- Dohoku Bus Corp. began a reduced weekday schedule on Oct. 27 after more than 10% of its drivers came down with the flu, making
- Hokkaido bus operator Dohoku Bus Corp. cuts weekday services due to flu outbreak.
- Over 10% of drivers fall ill, reducing 66 services from 458 weekday runs.
- Company maintains Saturday, Sunday, and holiday services without reductions.
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NCDC defends N100,000 weekly support for Ebola contacts
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