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India says it has contained Nipah virus outbreak

What is the Nipah Virus? Symptoms to Watch as India Races to Contain Deadly Outbreak

India is trying to contain the outbreak of the Nipah virus in West Bengal, where more than 100 people have been quarantined and five cases confirmed, including doctors and nurses.

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What is Nipah virus? Key things to know about the disease amid cases in India

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What to know about the Nipah virus

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Nipah virus outbreak in India monitored 'closely'

An outbreak of the Nipah virus in India is being closely monitored by Jersey's health authorities.

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WHO issues update on transmission of deadly Nipah virus outbreak in India

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WHO addresses outbreak of deadly virus with no cure that's forced Covid-style checks at airports

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A Nipah virus outbreak in India has brought back Covid-era surveillance

Several Asian countries have now instituted Covid-era airport screenings to monitor the spread of infection for which there’s currently no vaccine or cure.

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Trump admin's latest alert on Nipah virus after India, Pakistan and China take action; ‘ready to assist’

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Deadly Nipah virus outbreak explained as WHO confirms infections

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Nipah Virus: What Happens Inside Your Body If You Are Infected By The NiV - How It Attacks the Brain

How does the body react after contracting the deadly NiV? Expert explains how the Nipah virus attacks the brain, leading to swelling and fatal inflammation.

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Nipah virus outbreak in India: Is it deadly, symptoms, how it spreads, high fatality rates, all you need to know as 5 infected, 100+ quarantined

Nipah virus outbreak in India: Fresh reports of a Nipah virus outbreak in India have raised alarm across borders, prompting neighbouring countries to tighten surveillance. With five confirmed cases and nearly 100 people quarantined,

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Vietnam issues fruit warning after India reports highly fatal Nipah virus cluster

Vietnam's Ministry of Health has warned people not to eat fruit bitten or gnawed by bats or birds, as authorities step up surveillance after a Nipah virus cluster was reported in India.