Chandipura Virus News

The Chandipura virus, primarily spread by infected sandflies, can cause acute encephalitis, especially in children, with a recent outbreak reported in Gujarat a

The Centre has deployed a national joint response team to support states facing a Chandipura virus outbreak, sending experts to Gujarat and Rajasthan. While san

The Centre has deployed a multi-agency expert team to Gujarat and Rajasthan following a Chandipura virus outbreak, with Gujarat reporting 22 child deaths. Scien

Twenty-two children have died from the Chandipura virus in Gujarat this monsoon season, with 35 confirmed cases, and seven patients are currently receiving trea

A minister reported that 22 children in the state have died due to Chandipura virus infection.

Two individuals have died from the Chandipura virus in Rajasthan, prompting the state to increase surveillance efforts.

Two children in Rajasthan have died from the Chandipura virus, raising questions about the infection and who is susceptible to it.

A Chandipura virus outbreak in Gujarat has resulted in the deaths of three children, with four others currently on life support.

A child in Sabarkantha, Gujarat, has died from a Chandipura virus infection. The Chandipura virus, a member of the Rhabdoviridae family, is known to cause spora