Warning that meningitis outbreak in Kent could spread to other parts of country
Health officials dealing with the meningitis outbreak in Kent say it could spread to other parts of the country, after students returned home, although they insisted it would be containable.
Two more cases were reported today, while more vaccination centres have opened in Kent, ready to hand out thousands of extra doses.The father of 18-year-old Juliette Kenny, who died of Meningitis B, said all teenagers and young people should routinely get the jab.
