Flus season is upon us with first confirmed case
KFL&A Public Health has confirmed its first influenza A case of the season.
Flu activity is expected to increase, and officials encourage residents to get vaccinated.
High-risk groups, such as the elderly and young children, should prioritize immunization.
Flu shots are available now for at-risk individuals and will be offered to the general public starting October 28.
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