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Nipah virus: A successful battle

Last Updated : 30 July 2018, 13:16 IST
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Doctors and patients wear safety masks as a precautionary measure after the 'Nipah' virus outbreak, at a Medical college, in Kozhikode
Doctors and patients wear safety masks as a precautionary measure after the 'Nipah' virus outbreak, at a Medical college, in Kozhikode
The fruit eating bat that was caught by the expert group, for the study of the spread of Nipah Virus at Perambra in Kozhikode on Wednesday, May 30 2018. These bats were sent to Bhopal for the tests regarding the presence of the virus. (PTI Photo)
The fruit eating bat that was caught by the expert group, for the study of the spread of Nipah Virus at Perambra in Kozhikode on Wednesday, May 30 2018. These bats were sent to Bhopal for the tests regarding the presence of the virus. (PTI Photo)
Relatives and hospital officals wear safety masks as they perform the last rites of V Moosa (61), a 'Nipah' virus victim, at Kannam Parambu graveyard, in Kozhikode
Relatives and hospital officals wear safety masks as they perform the last rites of V Moosa (61), a 'Nipah' virus victim, at Kannam Parambu graveyard, in Kozhikode
Animal Husbandry department and forest officials collect bats from a well of a house after the outbreak of 'Nipah' virus, near Perambra in Kozhikode on Monday. The Nipah virus has so far claimed three lives in Kerala while one person is undergoing treatment and 8 others are under observation in Kozhikode district. PTI
Animal Husbandry department and forest officials collect bats from a well of a house after the outbreak of 'Nipah' virus, near Perambra in Kozhikode on Monday. The Nipah virus has so far claimed three lives in Kerala while one person is undergoing treatment and 8 others are under observation in Kozhikode district. PTI
From right, Kerala Health Minister KK Shylaja, Excise minister TP Ramakrishnan amd Transport minister AK Saseendran interact with an expert during a meeting regarding the Nipahvirus, in Kozhikode on Monday, May 28, 2018. (PTI Photo)
From right, Kerala Health Minister KK Shylaja, Excise minister TP Ramakrishnan amd Transport minister AK Saseendran interact with an expert during a meeting regarding the Nipahvirus, in Kozhikode on Monday, May 28, 2018. (PTI Photo)
Security staff being given instructions by the head after the outbreak of Nipah virus at Medical College in Kozhikode on Saturday. (PTI Photo)
Security staff being given instructions by the head after the outbreak of Nipah virus at Medical College in Kozhikode on Saturday. (PTI Photo)
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Published 14 June 2018, 12:33 IST

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