High-level alert has been issued in India after health authorities confirmed a cluster of Nipah virus cases. Nipah virus is a rare but highly contagious pathogen that can cause severe respiratory illness and encephalitis. Early detection and containment are critical to prevent widespread transmission, as outbreaks have historically carried high fatality rates. Scientists explain that the virus is primarily transmitted from animals, particularly fruit bats, to humans, and can also spread between humans through close contact with infected individuals or contaminated fluids. Symptoms include fever, headache, respiratory distress, and neurological complications. Rapid identification, isolation of patients, and public health measures are essential to control outbreaks and reduce mortality. Experts emphasize the importance of heightened vigilance, adherence to hygiene protocols, and prompt reporting of suspected cases. Travel restrictions, screening procedures, and community awareness campaigns are recommended to minimize spread. While Nipah virus outbreaks are rare, coordinated public health responses and early intervention can prevent escalation and protect vulnerable populations. Continued research into vaccines and antiviral treatments remains a priority in mitigating the threat of future outbreaks. #🌐 राष्ट्रीय अपडेट #📢 ताज़ा खबर 🗞️ #🎞️आज के वायरल अपडेट्स #😍विदेश यात्रा✈ #nipahvirus