Two Nipah virus cases were reported in India, prompting swift public health action, travel precautions, and close international monitoring.

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WHO has said no travel restrictions are needed after recent Nipah virus cases in India. Here’s how the virus spreads, its symptoms, and how infection is diagnosed.

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The World Health Organization reported two cases of a rare virus in an eastern Indian state on Thursday.

India's health ministry has clarified that there are two cases of confirmed Nipah virus in West Bengal amid reports that five ...