Casualties in Pandemic and Crime
The article discusses the influenza outbreak in Taiwan during the 2025-2026 season, where the country recorded its highest weekly numbers of infections and deaths, with 219 cases and 44 fatalities in just one week — the highest level since the season began. Data shows that influenza A viruses continue to spread, with the H1N1 strain accounting for approximately 90.7% of cases. The majority of cases are concentrated among the elderly (65 years and older) and individuals with chronic illnesses. So far, Taiwan has reported 1,862 infections and 378 deaths throughout the season. These figures highlight the worsening epidemic situation and underscore the need for additional health efforts to combat the spread of the disease and reduce related fatalities.
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