Nipah virus outbreak: Nipah virus, a rare but deadly zoonotic disease, is highly infectious and fatal and there is no ...

WHO says India’s Nipah virus cases are limited, with low risk of spread and no travel or trade curbs needed, even as some ...

Thailand and Nepal have ramped up travel screening while Taiwan has tightened health surveillance following cases of the ...

With a recent Nipah virus outbreak reported in West Bengal, India, several Asian countries have reinstated airport health ...

Airports across Asia reintroduce Covid-style health checks after outbreak of deadly Nipah virus in India - Thailand, Nepal ...

Thailand, Nepal, and Taiwan have intensified health surveillance and travel screening following a Nipah virus outbreak in ...

Airports have now introduced Covid-style checks in an attempt to stall an outbreak of a deadly virus with no cure and ...

Airports have begun rolling out Covid-style health checks amid a possible outbreak of the Nipah virus in India. Thailand, ...

Nipah virus outbreaks stem from environmental change that brings humans into closer contact with infected animals.

Taiwan officially classifies Nipah virus—which kills 80–91% of infected people—as a Category 5 notifiable disease following ...

Real-world examples of outbreaks include India’s Kerala state, which has reported nine outbreaks since 2018. The current situation in West Bengal underscores the virus's potential for rapid ...

Airports across Asia have ramped up precautions after India’s West Bengal region confirmed five cases of Nipah virus, a ...