Nipah outbreak under control but threat is not over yet: Kerala CM
“Though we were able to bring under control the spread of the virus, it is not possible to rule out the chance of a second wave of the Nipah outbreak,” he said.
“Though we were able to bring under control the spread of the virus, it is not possible to rule out the chance of a second wave of the Nipah outbreak,” he said.
An expert team appointed by the Central government will monitor the situation arising from the outbreak in Kerala's Kozhikode.
76 medical professionals to be honoured; 61 of them will be eligible for an additional increment, 15 will be awarded with one sovereign of gold
The health department has said bodies of the deceased should be handled in accordance with the government advisory, and that some traditional rituals and practices might need to be modified to prevent exposure of family members to the disease.
The advisory issued by Health Secretary Rajeev Sadanandan says travelling to any part of Kerala is safe but tourists may avoid Kozhikode, Malappuram, Wayanad and Kannur if they wished to be extra cautious
