It seemed like things had a good outcome, since both patients were fine in the end.
However, that wasn't the case at all! The hospital administration department wouldn't let things go that easily. Although nobody had died, which meant that no report needed to be made to the Bureau of Health, this still counted as a medical incident. The administration wouldn't care about the specific circumstances. The administration would only punish you severely so that you wouldn't easily forget. Was the hospital or the hospital administration department being too severe? Not at all, because this was about human lives. No mistake would be allowed, whether it be major or minor!
In this flu epidemic, the majority of patients had virus-type colds. Only a small minority had germ-type colds. While antibiotics could be used for the germ-type colds, colds caused by the flu virus were far scarier.
