Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 02:06pm on 28 Jan 2025,Tuesday Health & Wellness
A 51-year-old cattle breeder, Mohanbhai, died of Congo fever in Jamnagar, Gujarat. He was admitted on January 21 and passed away on January 27. Tests confirmed the virus, marking the first reported case in five years. The health department has increased surveillance in his area and urged residents to maintain hygiene. Congo fever spreads through ticks, infected animals, or contact with an infected person's fluids. Symptoms include fever, rashes, and dizziness. The virus has a 40% mortality rate and no vaccine. Health officials have warned locals to take precautions to prevent further infections.
