Two senior high schools in Kobe that were hit hard by the H1N1 swine flu outbreak reopened Saturday after closing for two weeks to contain the highly contagious disease.
After scheduling a special school day Saturday to check students’ health, Kobe High School and Hyogo High School announced that classes would resume Monday, bringing all public high schools in Hyogo Prefecture back to normal.
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