Deadly Nipah virus once found in bats in Vietnam, but experts say outbreak risk is low

by admin | Jan 29, 2026 | Asia

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Vietnamese health authorities are stepping up surveillance for the deadly Nipah virus following fresh concerns linked to a cluster of cases in India, after past findings showed bats in Vietnam had been exposed to the virus.

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