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Flu jabs needed 'immediately' after hospital outbreaks Flu jabs needed 'immediately' after hospital outbreaks
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At-risk people and NHS staff are being urged to get flu jabs immediately as cases of flu hit the community and local hospitals.At-risk people and NHS staff are being urged to get flu jabs immediately as cases of flu hit the community and local hospitals.
Tonna Hospital in Neath, Llynfi Ward in Maesteg Hospital and Ward G in Neath Port Talbot Hospital have cases of confirmed or suspected flu.Tonna Hospital in Neath, Llynfi Ward in Maesteg Hospital and Ward G in Neath Port Talbot Hospital have cases of confirmed or suspected flu.
Patients and staff at Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board also have infections. There are also cases at Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board.
Infection control measures are in place to limit the spread of flu. It comes as patients are asked to avoid "busy" A&E departments at Morriston and the Princess of Wales hospitals.
Those with symptoms are instead advised to see their GP or local pharmacist, or use the minor injury units at Neath Port Talbot and Singleton hospitals.
Infection control measures are in place at the various hospitals to limit the spread of flu.
The vaccination is free to anyone in one of the following at-risk groups:The vaccination is free to anyone in one of the following at-risk groups:
People with symptoms are also advised to use a tissue when coughing and sneezing, throw the tissues away after use and wash hands to kill infection.People with symptoms are also advised to use a tissue when coughing and sneezing, throw the tissues away after use and wash hands to kill infection.