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Malappuram steps up Nipah, Shigella surveillance

Malappuram steps up Nipah, Shigella surveillance
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Health authorities in Malappuram, India, have increased surveillance for Nipah virus following contact tracing from a positive case in Kozhikode. Simultaneously, the district is managing an outbreak of Shigella infections, leading to the closure of a local food establishment.

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The Health authorities have intensified surveillance and preventive measures in Malappuram after four residents were identified on the contact list of a Kozhikode man who tested positive for Nipah virus.

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