Cases of the highly contagious Nipah virus have resurged in recent months after a fatal outbreak in 2018, with the death of a 24-year-old student causing widespread shutdowns

A highly contagious bat pathogen has shutdown several schools in the Indian region of Kerala amid fears of a Nipah virus outbreak

Nipah Virus, schools closed and second death in Kerala, in southern India . The 24-year-old student is the second victim in the area to die from this disease in recent months. Just six

The death of a student in India has sparked fears of a deadly Nipah virus outbreak with more than 200 people quarantined and schools closed

Nipah, which comes from fruit bats and animals such as pigs, can cause a lethal, brain-swelling fever in humans. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The death of a student in India has sparked fears of a deadly Nipah virus outbreak with more than 200 people quarantined and schools closed

THE death of a young man from a ‘brain-swelling’ bat bug has triggered a widespread shutdown of schools and public spaces. The 24-year-old student tested positive for Nipah virus, an