Nipah Virus: Educational institutes in Kozhikode to remain shut till Sept 24, 1080 people in contact list of infected
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Nipah Virus: Educational institutes in Kozhikode to remain shut till Sept 24, 1080 people in contact list of infected

Amid the Nipah Virus outbreak, all educational institutions in Kozhikode will remain shut till September 24, 1,080 people are in the contact list of infected

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Sep 16, 2023, 11:20 am IST
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In the wake of the Nipah virus infection, all educational institutes in Kerala’s Kozhikode will remain shut for a week until next, September 24. This includes schools, professional colleges, and tuition center’s.

Meanwhile, online classes will be ensured throughout the week, the district administration said on September 15.

Health Minister Veena George has said that at present, the contact list of infected persons has 1,080 people while 130 people have been newly included today in the list. Out of all this 327 people in the list are health workers.

A total of 29 people in other districts are in the contact list of Nipah-infected people. Among them, 22 are from Malappuram, one from Wayanad and three each from Kannur and Thrissur, said Veena George.

In the high-risk category, 175 are common people and 122 are healthcare workers.

The Health Minister further informed that the number of people in the contact list is likely to increase as the test result of the person who died on August 30 has come out positive making it the index case of Nipha in the district.

Also Read: Nipah Virus: India to source 20 more doses of monoclonal antibody from Australia for treatment

As of now, six positive cases of Nipah Virus have been reported in the State.

As many as 17 persons who had attended the cremation of the man who died on August 30 were put under isolation. While four of the active cases are undergoing treatment in hospitals.

All hospitals treating Nipah cases should form a medical board to meet twice a day and should hand over the report to the health department. The district collector has issued orders regarding this on the basis of the infectious disease control protocols of the state.

(with inputs from ANI)

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