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[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Moon Jae-in is Neutral . SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean officials rushed to identify 37 victims of a hospital blaze and pinpoint the cause on Saturday as President Moon Jae-in visited the burnt-out building and decried “one tragedy after another” to strike the country.
 Moon  visited the fire scene where  he  spoke to grieving family members and firefighters.
“Its tragic  and it hurts me to see this kind of one tragedy after another  even as the government has vowed to make this country safe ”  Moon  said.
 He  ordered a full inquiry and said “utmost government efforts” were needed to support the injured and families of the victims.
The opposition Liberal Party was quick to condemn  Moon  for the disaster.
“The  Moon  administration should have at least kept South Koreans safe  to justify the launch of this government ” the party said in a statement  demanding a “master plan” to protect citizens.
 Moon ’s ruling Democratic Party said it would “embark on parliamentary discussions to legally support and protect citizens lives and safety”  a spokesman said.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in mourns at a memorial altar for victims of a hospital blaze in Miryang  South Korea  January 27  2018. Yonhap via REUTERS
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[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Schaffner is Negative . Dr. William Schaffner   medical director of the National Foundation for Infectious Disease  a nonprofit organization  told Business Insider that it's hard for experts for sure just how intense this flu season will be.
"Amongst ourselves  we say if you've seen one flu season  you've seen one flu season  " Schaffner  said.
Even so  there are a number of reasons why getting a flu shot is an especially good idea this year   Schaffner  said. Here's his five reasons for everyone who still hasn't gotten the vaccine this fall.
Australia  which heads into summer as the northern hemisphere goes into winter  got hit hard the flu this year. That's especially because of the H3N2 strain of the flu virus. While that still doesn't mean it will definitely be a bad flu season this year  the good news is that the particular strain is a good match to be protected against with  this year's vaccine Schaffner  said.
"I'm afraid we still hear that. No  you cannot get flu from the flu vaccine  " Schaffner  said. According to the CDC  flu shots are either made using an inactive virus that aren't infectious or a vaccine that doesn't contain the virus at all.
"We can do an awful lot of good with this pretty good vaccine  because it's the one we have to use today  " Schaffner  said.
There are plenty of ways to get vaccinated for free. Most insurers cover it as a preventive treatment  and Medicare covers the shot entirely. "It's easy  it's quick  it's covered by insurance  " Schaffner  said. Plus  most drugstore clinics  including Walgreens and CVS have the vaccines available  so you don't even have to go to a doctor's office.
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[EX Q]: Verify if the sentiment of the following document towards the entity Shinzo Abe is Negative . TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday  he  hoped the central bank would continue to promote âboldâ monetary easing  as the economy has yet to emerge decisively from deflation.
 Abe  rebuffed the view the Bank of Japanâs 2 percent inflation target was too ambitious for a country mired in two decades of deflation  saying the central bankâs commitment and actions to hit the target had helped revive the economy.
âA positive economic cycle is kicking off. I hope the BOJ continues to promote bold monetary easing to achieve its 2 percent inflation target â  Abe  told parliament.
 He  also said it was premature to declare an official end to deflation despite growing signs of strength in the economy.
âAn end to deflation means prices arenât falling consistently and there is assurance Japan wonât slip back into deflation in the future â  Abe  said. âWe need to look at developments more.â
The remarks come ahead of a leadership change at the BOJ with the five-year terms of Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and  his  two deputies expiring in April and March  respectively.
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no