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Kerala Nipah Patient Critical, 77 Contacts Under Observation; 2 In Highest-Risk Category
Kerala Health Minister K Muraleedharan said there is no need for panic despite the patient's extensive contacts. The patient had visited multiple departments of a private hospital where he initially sought treatment.
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Kerala Man Tests Positive For Nipah Virus: How Does It Spread In Humans?
Nipah virus is a severe zoonotic virus which can be transmitted from animals to humans. It was first identified in 1999 during an outbreak in Malaysia.
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Two Suspected Nipah Virus Cases In West Bengal, Centre Deploys National Team
The suspected cases were detected on January 11, 2026, at the Virus Research and Diagnostic Laboratory (VRDL) of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) at AIIMS Kalyani.
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425 Under Surveillance As Kerala Battles Fresh Nipah Virus Outbreak
Kerala Health Minister Veena George has confirmed that 425 individuals have been placed on the Nipah virus contact list across the state. The highest number of contacts, 228, is in Malappuram district, followed by 110 in Palakkad and 87 in Kozhikode.
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Nipah Virus Case Confirmed In Kerala's Malappuram District, Woman Infected
A case of Nipah virus has been confirmed in the Malappuram district of Kerala, health officials said on Wednesday.
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39-Year-Old Man Latest To Test Positive For Nipah, Total 6 Cases In Kerala
A 39-year-old who had visited a Kerala hospital where a Nipah virus patient was treated has been infected, taking the total known infections in the southern state to six.
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Nipah Patients' Contact List Reaches 350, 50% In High-Risk: Kerala Official
Kozhikode District Collector A. Geetha on Wednesday said the list of contacts of patients, suspected to have been infected by the virus, has grown to about 350 and 50 per cent of them are in the high-risk category.
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After Kerala Nipah Virus Case, Rajasthan Health Ministry Issues Advisory
Rajasthan has issued guidelines to all medical and health officials to prevent and control Nipah virus infection in the state.
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Kerala Nipah Patient Critical, 77 Contacts Under Observation; 2 In Highest-Risk Category
Kerala Health Minister K Muraleedharan said there is no need for panic despite the patient's extensive contacts. The patient had visited multiple departments of a private hospital where he initially sought treatment.
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Kerala Man Tests Positive For Nipah Virus: How Does It Spread In Humans?
Nipah virus is a severe zoonotic virus which can be transmitted from animals to humans. It was first identified in 1999 during an outbreak in Malaysia.
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Two Suspected Nipah Virus Cases In West Bengal, Centre Deploys National Team
The suspected cases were detected on January 11, 2026, at the Virus Research and Diagnostic Laboratory (VRDL) of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) at AIIMS Kalyani.
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425 Under Surveillance As Kerala Battles Fresh Nipah Virus Outbreak
Kerala Health Minister Veena George has confirmed that 425 individuals have been placed on the Nipah virus contact list across the state. The highest number of contacts, 228, is in Malappuram district, followed by 110 in Palakkad and 87 in Kozhikode.
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Nipah Virus Case Confirmed In Kerala's Malappuram District, Woman Infected
A case of Nipah virus has been confirmed in the Malappuram district of Kerala, health officials said on Wednesday.
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39-Year-Old Man Latest To Test Positive For Nipah, Total 6 Cases In Kerala
A 39-year-old who had visited a Kerala hospital where a Nipah virus patient was treated has been infected, taking the total known infections in the southern state to six.
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Nipah Patients' Contact List Reaches 350, 50% In High-Risk: Kerala Official
Kozhikode District Collector A. Geetha on Wednesday said the list of contacts of patients, suspected to have been infected by the virus, has grown to about 350 and 50 per cent of them are in the high-risk category.
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After Kerala Nipah Virus Case, Rajasthan Health Ministry Issues Advisory
Rajasthan has issued guidelines to all medical and health officials to prevent and control Nipah virus infection in the state.
