Kerala health minister KK Shailaja announced on 10 June, 2018, that the state's Nipah virus infection (NiV), which killed 17 out of 19 affected over 21 days. Firstpost
New Delhi, Jun 05 (ANI): Union Minister for Health, J. P. Nadda on Tuesday downplayed the Nipah virus outbreak, assuring that the situation was under control. Nadda said that within 12 hours of the.. Source: Health Tips -
Lini Puthussery, the Kerala nurse who succumbed to the rare Nipah virus infection was given a glowing tribute by the Director of the Health Workforce of World Health Organisation. Source: nnis News English -
A deadly viral disease spread by bats is once again infecting humans--but it's not Ebola.
The Nipah virus has infected at least 18 people and killed 17 in Kerala, India.
According to Gizmodo, the.. Source: Wochit -
Business Insider reports at least 17 of the 18 patients infected in an outbreak of the Nipah virus in India. According to the World Health Organization, Nipah is a deadly virus that can be transmitted.. Source: Wochit -
The deadly Nipah virus that struck Kozhikode last month and claimed 16 lives in Kerala has been finally contained, the state's health minister said. Firstpost
Saudi Arabia has bannned imports of frozen and processed fruit and vegetables from India's Kerala state, citing the risk from an outbreak of Nipah virus, Saudi Arabia said in a filing published by.. DNA Also reported by •Reuters India •Firstpost
Going beyond the call of duty, a doctor here performed the role of a pall bearer to conduct the last rites of some of those who lost their lives to the deadly Nipah virus. IndiaTimes Also reported by •Firstpost •Zee News
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