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‘Nipah Virus’ Scare in Kerala: State Health Minister Veena George Convey High-Level Meet in Malappuram After Reports of Suspected Case of Nipah Virus
Nipah Virus Scare in Kerala's Wayanad District as Bats Test Positive, Health Minister Veena George Asks Health Professionals To Be Alert
Nipah Virus in Kerala: Four People Including Minor Boy Have Recovered and Tested Double Negative, Says Health Minister Veena George
Nipah Virus Update: Kerala Government Withdraws Restrictions in Kozhikode As No New Cases of Nipah Virus Reported Since September 16
Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala: Educational Institutions To Function Normally in Kozhikode From Today As Threat of Virus Spread Is Decreasing
Nipah Virus Update: Nipah Scare at Kerala’s Kozhikode on the Wane As 24 More Samples Test Negative
Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala: Samples of 61 High-Risk Contacts Test Negative, Situation Under Control, Says State Health Minister Veena George
Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala: No New Case Reported for Third Consecutive Day in Kozhikode, Says State Health Minister Veena George
Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala: Centre Provided Technical Suggestions for Virus Surveillance to State Government To Improve Current Situation, Say Sources
Nipah Virus Outbreak: 19 Teams Working in Field To Trace Contacts of Nipah Patients, Says Kerala Health Minister Veena George
Nipah Virus Outbreak: World’s First Biosafety Level 3 Lab Is Assisting in Testing of Virus in Kerala’, Says Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya
Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala: All Educational Institutions in Kozhikode To Conduct Online Classes From September 18 Till Further Order
Nipah Virus Outbreak: No Virus Cases Detected in Tamil Nadu, Says State Health Minister Ma Subramanian
Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala: UK Health Leaders Closely Monitoring NiV Virus Scare in India, Says Report
Nipah Virus in Kerala: All Educational Institutes in Kozhikode to Remain Shut Till September 24, 1080 People in Contact List of Infected
Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala: Nipah Can Spread by Respiratory Droplets, Has Fatality Rate of 40 to 70%, Says ICMR DG Rajiv Bahl
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