Deadly Outbreak of Flesh-Eating Bacteria Sweeps Through Japan, Threatening Lives

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A deadly outbreak of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), caused by a rare flesh-eating bacteria, is rapidly spreading across Japan. As of June 2, authorities have reported a staggering 977 cases of this aggressive infection. STSS is notorious for its swift progression, capable of claiming lives within a mere 48 hours of onset. This alarming development has sparked widespread concern and urgent efforts to contain and manage the outbreak.

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