DAHE alerts Bhutanese students in India on Nipah virus
June 2nd, 2018
Bhutanese students studying in India should seek immediate medical attention and update with the education ministry if they experience any signs of Nipah virus, according to an advisory issued by the ministry on May 30. The symptoms include breathing difficulties, fever, headache and drowsiness. The advisory cautions all Bhutanese students studying in India on the […]
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