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    10 Dead From Nipah Virus In Southern India

    The disease, first seen in 1998 in Malaysia, has a particularly high mortality rate. Bats are suspected to have transmitted the virus in the most recent outbreak in India's southern state of Kerala.
    by Scott Neuman May 22, 2018 1 minute

    At least 10 deaths in the southern Indian state of Kerala are being blamed on an outbreak of the Nipah virus – a disease thought to be transmitted by bats and other animals.

    Kerala Health Minister

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