Flu Trends and Historical Reflections

This chapter examines the significant decline in flu cases in Australia and New Zealand, largely due to COVID-19 lockdown measures. It also addresses the complexities of excess mortality related to COVID-19, the implications for flu vaccination strategies, and the historical context of the Khmer Rouge regime in Cambodia through the lens of Comrade Doik's actions and his later trial. The discussion weaves together public health insights with a chilling narrative of past atrocities, showcasing the interplay between current health challenges and historical lessons.