New epidemic before the end of coronavirus: 12-year-old boy died from bat-borne Nipah virus

#Nipah virus alarm was issued in India, which is the second most affected country after the #USA by the coronavirus epidemic. While a 12-year-old child died due to the virus, 188 contacts were detected.
Emerging in Wuhan, China in the last days of 2019 coronavirus (Covid-19) continues to affect the world.

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Especially #India After the #Delta variant that came out in world The number of cases is increasing drastically across the country.

Before the world could get over the shock of the coronavirus and its variants, another one from India news shaken with.

According to the news in the #British newspaper The Sun, a 12-year-old boy died in the Indian state of Kerala due to the bat-borne Nipah virus.

🔥20 PEOPLE AT 'HIGH RISK'🔥

188 people who were in contact with the child who died were identified, 20 of these people were classified as 'high risk'.

It was stated that these 20 people will be sent to Kozhikode Medical College. Experts asked other contacts to self-isolate in their homes.

#Nipah is considered one of the most #dangerous #viruses in the world, as it is 75 times more deadly than Covid-19.

🔥ATTENTION TO THESE SYMPTOMS🔥

First seen on #pig #farms in #Malaysia in the late 1990s. It manifests itself with flu-like symptoms such as #fever, #headache, #myalgia (myalgia), #vomiting and sore throat.

🔥IS THERE A TREATMENT FOR NIPAH VIRUS?🔥

There is no treatment or vaccine available for humans or animals for the Nipah virus.

On the other hand, the number of Covid-19 cases increased to 221 million 842 thousand, the number of those who lost their lives to 4 million 586 thousand, and the number of those who recovered to 198 million 442 thousand.

The number of cases has exceeded 40 million 808 thousand in the USA, 33 million 57 thousand in India, 20 million 890 thousand in Brazil and 7 million 30 thousand in Russia.