A Chandipura virus outbreak in Gujarat, India, has led to 25 deaths in five weeks. Experts are currently clueless about how the virus is spreading.

India's Union health ministry has deployed a National Joint Outbreak Response Team to Gujarat and Rajasthan to strengthen the response to an ongoing Chandipura Virus Disease (CHPV) outbreak, which has already claimed the lives of at least 22 children.

An outbreak of the Chandipura virus in Gujarat, India, has led to the deaths of 22 children, with 35 infections confirmed. Health teams are actively spraying pesticides in animal husbandry areas to control sandflies, which are vectors for the virus.

Two children in Rajasthan, India, have died from the Chandipura virus. The article also explains what the infection is and who is susceptible to it.

After 25 fatalities, health experts remain without answers regarding the spread of the Chandipura virus. Investigations are ongoing to understand the transmission of the deadly disease.

The Indian government has deployed a response team to Gujarat and Rajasthan following an increase in Chandipura virus cases. Doctors are explaining the virus's spread as authorities work to contain the outbreak.

An article discusses the Chandipura Virus, highlighting its nature as a silent viral threat and its role in recent outbreaks in India.

Two children have died from Chandipura virus infection in Gujarat, India, prompting authorities to increase surveillance efforts in the region.

An Indian Express report explains why the Chandipura virus re-emerges every monsoon season and highlights the increased vulnerability of children to the infection.

A minister announced that 22 children have died due to Chandipura virus infection in an Indian state.

Two individuals have died from the Chandipura virus in Rajasthan, prompting state authorities to intensify surveillance efforts.