The increase in cases of Nipah virus in India has prompted statements from Indonesian health service officials.
In Kerala, India, two deaths have been attributed to Nipah virus in recent days. The virus has previously spread in Bangladesh and Malaysia.
Due to the native fruit bat species in Cambodia, Ghana, Indonesia, Madagascar, Thailand, and the Philippines, there is a risk of contracting the virus in these countries.
Health authorities have sent out a circular letter about the outbreak in India due to the increase in Indian visitors to Bali.
The Provincial Secretary of Bali said on September 11, “Indian tourists have an important role in driving Bali tourism. Therefore
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