Officials working to prevent flu outbreak

October 1, 2009 - 10:13am

TYLER— Officials in Smith County say they are working to stop the spread of influenza in county facilities.

Emergency Services announced they are in the process of making a comprehensive, pro-active plan. They say prevention is the best way to make sure county doors stay open, even if the county is hit by the flu.

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