In the latest reports, it was announced that Nipah Alert was sounded in Kerala state following two deaths that were not natural. It is recommended to look up the report for more information and details. Follow us on Twitter to get the latest information and the latest updates.
Nipah Virus Outbreak Kerala
According to reports, the State Health Minister Veena George, attended an all-level meeting to review the situation and looked into the issue on a Monday evening. It is essential to learn more about Nipah Virus’s symptoms as well as treatment from subclinical infections to severe respiratory diseases that is classified as fatal. But, this virus is able to cause a wide range of illnesses. Recently it was reported that it was reported that the Kerala Health Department sounded a health alert in the Kozhikode district, on the morning of Monday. It came to be followed by two unexpected deaths, believed to be caused by Nipah virus. Nipah virus causes lethal virus that can lead to grave and fatal brain damage and take a person’s life in just a few minutes. The state’s health officials have stated that the initial death was reported on the weekend.
A 12-year-old child was taken to the hospital after complaining of headache, vomiting and fever. He was admitted immediately and given medications. But within a couple of hours, the child passed away and the other death was recorded within the city, on a Sunday, where an older man aged 31 suffering from similar symptoms, was admitted at this same institution. Being aware, in the second instance the symptoms were more serious, and ultimately caused the patient’s sudden death. On the evening of Monday, an important discussion was held at which the health department weighed in on the issue. In a statement released by the State Government it was stated that doctors are considering the possibility of death as being caused by the extremely lethal and deadly Nipah virus.
Learn everything you need to be aware of about Nipah virus and how it may turn out to be fatal. The elusive, yet dangerous Nipah virus can be passed between animals and humans, and is transmitted via saliva, blood and other bodily fluids from animals that have been infected by the extremely dangerous virus. Furthermore, the virus could be transmitted via coughing or sneezing. However it is the World Health Organization stated that the Nipah virus is a zoonotic illness that can be passed by animals to humans. It can also be transmitted via food or directly from one person to another. Some of the signs of this virus are vomiting, headache, fever and respiratory problems among the symptoms that are a sign of Nipah virus disease.
