The Andes hantavirus has an incubation period of up to 6 weeks, which means cases may continue to be reported over an extended period; despite this, WHO assesses the public health risk as low and is working with governments and partners under International Health Regulations to ensure patient care, passenger safety, and prevent further virus spread.
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శరవేగంగా వ్యాపిస్తున్న హంటా వైరస్ #Hantavirus #Spread #Virus #HeavyDangerous #SumanTvAdded:
Given the incubation period of the Andes virus, which can be up to 6 weeks, it's possible that more cases may be reported.
While this is a serious incident, WHO assesses the public health risk as low.
It also shows why the International Health Regulations exist and how they work.
WHO is working with multiple governments [clears throat] and partners on the response under those regulations.
Our priorities are to ensure the affected patients receive care, that the remaining passengers on the ship are kept safe, and treated with dignity, and to prevent any further spread of the virus.
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