The Nipah virus outbreak in India has prompted neighboring countries to implement airport screenings at the disease, mostly spread by bats, can be deadly

Airports have now introduced Covid-style checks in an attempt to stall an outbreak of a deadly virus with no cure and epidemic potential

Thailand and Nepal have introduced airport screenings for passengers arriving from West Bengal, India, as three cases of Nipah virus have been confirmed in the region since December

AIRPORTS have reinstated Covid-era restrictions amid an outbreak of a deadly brain-swelling virus considered the “next pandemic”. At least five cases of the virus, which has no cure

The incubation period for Nipah Virus is typically between five and 14 days. Early signs can appear mild, which complicates detection. Common symptoms include fever, headaches, dizziness, nausea and vomiting, along with cough or breathing difficulties.

The virus causes severe disease and death in people.