The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) on Friday said the “risk of further spread of infection” from the small outbreak of the deadly Nipah virus in India is “low.”
“There is no evidence yet of increased human to human transmission,” the organization said in an email to Reuters.
W.H.O. said it did not recommend travel or trade restrictions based on the outbreak, which so far has affected only two known patients in West Bengal, India. Indian health officials traced 196 people who came into contact with these patients and placed them under observation. As of Friday, none of them has been listed as infected.
Nipah is a virus spread by bodily…
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