There was a recent outbreak of Kindipura virus infection in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Indian media quoted data from the state's health department on the 5th. As of the 3rd, a total of 184 suspected cases had been reported locally. Of these, 35 cases had tested positive for the virus, 22 died, and 7 were in critical condition. The above patients were all children under 15 years old. According to India's “Economic Times” report, India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has dispatched a joint national epidemic response team to Gujarat to assist in the investigation, epidemiological assessment and clinical treatment of the outbreak.

There was a recent outbreak of Kindipura virus infection in the western Indian state of Gujarat. Indian media quoted data from the state's health department on the 5th. As of the 3rd, a total of 184 suspected cases had been reported locally. Of these, 35 cases had tested positive for the virus, 22 died, and 7 were in critical condition. The above patients were all children under 15 years old. According to India's “Economic Times” report, India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has dispatched a joint national epidemic response team to Gujarat to assist in the investigation, epidemiological assessment and clinical treatment of the outbreak.