Nipah havoc in Bangladesh, first death created panic, WHO issued warning, know symptoms and prevention measures:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The world had not yet completely emerged from the shadow of Corona when in the neighboring country Bangladesh Nipah virus (NiV) Has knocked once again. Recently there has been a stir after the death of a person. The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued an alert regarding this, because the fatality rate of this virus is shocking.

How did the infection spread? ‘Date juice’ proved to be costly

According to health officials, the deceased consumed raw Raw Date Palm Sap Had drank. It is believed that the juice was contaminated by ‘fruit bats’ (Phalbhakshi Chamgadar), which are natural carriers of Nipah virus.

WHO warning: Why is it dangerous?

nipah virus one zoonotic virus That is, it spreads from animals to humans. According to WHO:

its mortality rate 40% to 75% Between, which makes it extremely deadly.

Currently there is no special vaccine or treatment Not available.

It can also spread from one person to another through direct contact with an infected person.

Do not ignore these symptoms

Symptoms of Nipah virus start appearing within 4 to 14 days of infection. If you or someone around you has these problems, contact a doctor immediately:

Early symptoms: High fever, headache, cough and sore throat.

Severe symptoms: Respiratory distress.

Dangerous Situation: Confusion, seizures and ultimately coma (Encephalitis).

Prevention is the only cure: What to do and what not to do?

The government and doctors have issued strict instructions for the public:

Do not drink raw juice: Never consume the juice of dates taken directly from the trees.

Fruit check: Do not eat fruits that have fallen on the ground or are gnawed by birds.

cleanliness: Wash fruits thoroughly before eating them and keep cleaning hands with soap.

render distance: Avoid contact with infected people or suspected animals (especially pigs and bats).