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Meningitis outbreak in Berkshire causes panic in three schools
There have been reports that two Berkshire schools have been linked to an outbreak of meningitis that caused the death of one student at Henley College. The students who are undergoing treatment are attending Reading Blue Coat School and Highdown Secondary School and Sixth Form Centre, the UK Health Security Agency revealed.According to reports in The Guardian, there were developments on how health officials, schools, and health experts reacted upon confirmation of the meningitis outbreak and the death of a student from Henley College.On Thursday, the UK Health Security Agency confirmed the news that a student from Henley College succumbed to the disease.
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independent.co.uk
Meningitis outbreak in Reading leaves one dead and two others needing treatment
One of the cases has been identified as meningitis B, the same strain linked to a cluster of fatal incidents in Kent earlier this year
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mirror.co.uk
New UK meningitis outbreak leaves one dead with two more being treated
A student at Henley College has died and two other young people are ill following an outbreak of meningitis in Reading, the UK Health Security Agency said
