India, Bengaluru and HMPV

Bengaluru reports India's first case of HMPV in infant
Bengaluru: A 8-month baby boy have been tested Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) in Bengaluru city on Monday while Minister of Health and Family Welfare Dinesh Gundu Rao ruled out immediate threat
HMPV case: Karnataka Govt says no need to panic; claims Bengaluru cases not first in India
Bengaluru: The Karnataka government on Monday assured that there was no cause for alarm over the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) after two cases were detected in Bengaluru, and claimed that the virus already exists in the country.
HMPV in India: States ramp up surveillance as 2 cases reported in Bengaluru; Delhi, Maharashtra, others issue guidelines
State governments issued guidelines to enhance preparedness and ensure proper surveillance and isolation protocols in hospitals amid concerns similar to COVID-19 symptoms.
‘No need to panic as HMPV is an existing virus’: Karnataka health minister as two cases reported in Bengaluru
The condition of both the infants, admitted at Bengaluru’s Baptist Hospital, is stable and one has already been discharged from the hospital, said Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao
India reports first HMPV case in Bengaluru: Is this the next global health crisis?
HMPV, an airborne virus causing respiratory symptoms, has been spreading globally under heightened surveillance. Its symptoms, including fever, cough, and nasal congestion, are similar to those of COVID-19 and are typically mild.
India reports first HMPV cases in Bengaluru amid surge in global cases
Two infants tested positive for the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) in Bengaluru, India, marking the first confirmed cases of the virus in India amid a global surge, including rising cases in China.
India reports 1st cases of HMPV: 5 kids test positive in Karnataka, TN & Gujarat; Govt monitoring situation
For the first time in India, five infants have tested positive for the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), a respiratory virus that has drawn global attention following its recent outbreak in China. The cases were reported in Karnataka,
HMPV enters India: 3 cases reported from Karnataka, Gujarat; health ministry monitoring situation
Three infants tested positive for the Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) in Karnataka and Gujarat on Monday, the first reported cases of the virus in India
HMPV in India: States ramp up surveillance as 1st case detected in Bengaluru; Delhi, Telangana, Maha, AP issue guideline
The Indian government is monitoring rising respiratory illness cases linked to HMPV in China, urging WHO for updates. State governments issued advisories to enhance preparedness and ensure proper surveillance and isolation protocols in hospitals amid concerns similar to COVID-19 symptoms.
HMPV: Two Infants in Bengaluru test positive, Karnataka Health Minister raises possibility of new strain
An eight-month-old infant in Bengaluru has tested positive for Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), marking the first reported case ...
HMPV in Bengaluru: Two children who tested positive are 'completely healthy', one discharged
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah directed the health and medical education departments to take all the precautionary ...
HMPV Comes To India: 2 Babies Diagnosed In Bengaluru, 1 In Ahmedabad
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First Case Of HMPV Reported In 8-month-old Baby In Bengaluru: Signs And Symptoms Of The Virus In Kids
India’s Health Ministry says it is fully prepared to manage the respiratory illness with surveillance mechanisms indicating ...
HMPV in India: Two babies test positive for Human Metapneumovirus in Bengaluru
The Karnataka Health Department confirmed the Human Metapneumovirus case, saying that the child’s medical tests were positive ...
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Bengaluru Records First Case Of HMPV In Baby, Karnataka Authorities Concerned
Bengaluru reports its first case of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) in a baby, with the Karnataka government currently unaware ...
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Bengaluru HMPV cases are infants who didn’t go abroad. Govt says no unusual surge in respiratory illness
Of the two infant patients, one has been discharged, while the other is recovering. Experts & Centre stress Human ...