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28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana on Sunday. 
Parents of the school’s students rushed to school and appealed administrator to send their girls home, after learning about the spread of the virus.
Simultaneously, The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers. 
Telangana health minister T Harish Rao telephoned the district health authorities and enquired about the health condition of the students who tested positive. 
He ordered officials to provide advanced health care to them and to take precautionary measures to check the spread of Covid in the area.
On Sunday, Telangana reported 103 fresh Covid cases in 24 hours.

Telangana: 28 school students tested positive for Covid-19 virus

Covid scare: 28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana

Telangana: 28 school students test positive for Covid-19 virus

28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana on Sunday.&nbsp;
Parents of the school&rsquo;s students appealed the administrator to send their girls home, after learning about the spread of the virus.
Simultaneously, The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers.&nbsp;
On Sunday, Telangana reported 103 fresh Covid cases in 24 hours.

The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers.&nbsp;

28 girl students tested positive at a government residential school in Wyra in Khammam district of Telangana on Sunday.&nbsp;
Parents of the school&rsquo;s students rushed to school and appealed the administrator to send their girls home, after learning about the spread of the virus.
Simultaneously, The health department decided to conduct mass Covid tests of all the 575 school students and employees, including teachers.&nbsp;
Telangana health minister T Harish Rao telephoned the district health authorities and enquired about the health condition of the students who tested positive.&nbsp;
He ordered officials to provide advanced health care to them and to take precautionary measures to check the spread of Covid in the area.
On Sunday, Telangana reported 103 fresh Covid cases in 24 hours.
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The medical journal’s sixth annual report, named The Lancet Countdown, tracks 44 indicators of health impacts that are directly linked to climate change.

Climate change can spread viral diseases due to a lack of preparedness

Climate change is creating ideal conditions for microbial disease transmission, and unfortunately, the world’s healthcare systems aren’t ready for it.

Climate change can cause more pandemics, warns new Lancet report

A Lancet study has revealed that climate change is creating ideal conditions for microbial disease transmission, and unfortunately, the world&rsquo;s healthcare systems aren&rsquo;t ready for it.

As the world is recovering from the plunging aftermath of the&nbsp;COVID-19 pandemic, a new study has now revealed that climate change is creating ideal conditions for microbial disease transmission, and unfortunately, the world&rsquo;s healthcare systems aren&rsquo;t ready for it.
The Lancet, a weekly peer-reviewed general medical journal, has highlighted that illnesses such as malaria, dengue and cholera will become a severe threat unless leaders commit to more ambitious climate plans. The medical journal&rsquo;s&nbsp;sixth annual report, named&nbsp;The Lancet Countdown,&nbsp;tracks 44 indicators of health impacts that are directly linked to climate change and highlight worsening social inequalities.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/climate-change-crisis-it-s-only-going-to-get-hotter-1630739162564">Climate Change Crisis: It's only going to get hotter!</a>
Drawing on research from 38 academic institutions and United Nations agencies, the study found that the potential for viral outbreaks is increasing most rapidly in developed countries. The danger of malaria infections is rising in cooler areas, while coasts around northern Europe and the U.S. are becoming more prone to bacteria which produce gastroenteritis and sepsis.
On the other hand,&nbsp;almost 600 million people are living less than 5 meters above sea level, which puts them at risk of increased flooding and intense storms. The study adds that due to this, many could be forced to permanently leave their homes. The study also warned against a fossil fuel-driven economic&nbsp;recovery that funds oil, gas and coal production.
Maria Romanello, lead author and research director of the report, said that these are grim warnings that for every day that we delay our response to climate change, the situation gets more critical. She also emphasised that &ldquo;no one is safe from the effects of climate change.&rdquo;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/save-the-planet-save-humanity-tackling-the-climate-change-crisis-1634474790021">Save the Planet; Save humanity: Tackling the climate change crisis</a>

A new viral infection has been reported in China even as the world grapples with the devastating Covid-19 pandemic.
The Monkey B Virus (BV) claimed its first victim in China after a veterinary surgeon contacted the virus while dissecting two animals. The surgeon died in May after visiting several hospitals.
Blister fluid, blood, nasal swab, throat swab, and plasma were also collected from the patient for further sequencing, following which the Monkey B virus was identified.
The Monkey BV is caused by macaques, a genus of Old World monkeys that serve as the natural host.
The virus is found in saliva, faeces, urine, brain or spinal cord tissue of macaques, which can survive for hours on surfaces, particularly when moist.
Just like coronavirus, the first symptoms of the Monkey B Virus are flu-like, which include fever and chills, muscle ache, fatigue, headache. The infected person may also develop small blisters in the wound. Few other symptoms include shortness of breath, nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain, hiccups.
As the disease worsens, the virus may lead to swelling of the brain and spinal cord, resulting in neurological and inflammatory symptoms, problems with muscle coordination, brain damage and severe damage to the nervous system eventually leading to death.
Currently, there is no vaccine to counter the Monkey B Virus. However, timely antiviral medications could help in reducing the risk to life.

As world grapples with Covid, new Monkey B virus in China claims first life

The Monkey B Virus (BV) claimed its first victim in China after a veterinary surgeon contacted the virus while dissecting two animals.

//Another viral infection:&nbsp;China vet dies after contracting Monkey&nbsp;B Virus&nbsp; //Veterinary surgeon contracted the virus while dissecting two animals //Monkey BV is caused by macaques, a genus of Old World monkeys //Virus is found in saliva, faeces, urine, brain or spinal cord tissue&nbsp; //Monkey BV can survive on surfaces for hours,&nbsp;particularly when moist //First symptoms are&nbsp;flu-like: fever and chills, muscle ache, fatigue, headache //Infected person may also develop small blisters in the wound //In severe cases, the virus may lead to swelling of the brain &amp; spinal cord //Currently there is no vaccine, antiviral medicines can reduce risk to life

The Monkey B Virus (BV) claimed its first victim in China after a veterinary surgeon contacted the virus while dissecting two animals.

A new viral infection has been reported in China even as the world grapples with the devastating Covid-19 pandemic.
The Monkey B Virus (BV) claimed its first victim in China after a veterinary surgeon contacted the virus while dissecting two animals. The surgeon died in May after visiting several hospitals.
Blister fluid, blood, nasal swab, throat swab, and plasma were also collected from the patient for further sequencing, following which the Monkey B virus was identified.
The Monkey BV is caused by macaques, a genus of Old World monkeys that serve as the natural host.
The virus is found in saliva, faeces, urine, brain or spinal cord tissue of macaques, which can survive for hours on surfaces, particularly when moist.
Just like coronavirus, the first symptoms of the Monkey B Virus are flu-like, which include fever and chills, muscle ache, fatigue, headache. The infected person may also develop small blisters in the wound. Few other symptoms include shortness of breath, nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain, hiccups.
As the disease worsens, the virus may lead to swelling of the brain and spinal cord, resulting in neurological and inflammatory symptoms, problems with muscle coordination, brain damage and severe damage to the nervous system eventually leading to death.
Currently, there is no vaccine to counter the Monkey B Virus. However, timely antiviral medications could help in reducing the risk to life.

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations. 

Reports: new Android malware app FlixOnline spread via WhatsApp messages

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations.

According to reports, a new Android malware has been found that was present on the Google Play Store as an app, and allegedly spreads via WhatsApp conversations. The FlixOnline app allegedly claimed to offer users access to global Netflix content, but was designed to monitor WhatsApp notifications, and send automatic replies to incoming messages with further malware. Reports say that while the app was pulled from the Play Store immediately after Google was notified, it had by then already been downloaded hundreds of times.

19 firms and organisations including Microsoft and McAfee have come together to form the Ransomware Task Force. 

Microsoft, McAfee, 17 other firms form Ransomware Task Force

19 firms and organisations including Microsoft and McAfee have come together to form the Ransomware Task Force.

19 firms and organisations including Microsoft and McAfee have come together to form the Ransomware Task Force. The collaboration hopes to create a standardized framework for responding to ransomware attacks. Further details on the membership and management for the joint effort will reportedly be announced in January, along with a website.

With the new strain of coronavirus spreading fast in the United Kingdom, India issued a new set of guidelines for incoming passengers and those who have travelled from Britain in last one month. SOPs include RT-PCR test on arrival, institutional quarantine if Covid positive, home-quarantine if negative and complete record of travel history. Watch this video as Vikram Chandra tells you all you need to know about the latest SOP from the government.
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Govt's new SOP for UK passengers: All you need to know!

Govt issues new guidelines for incoming passengers from United Kingdom. Here is all you need to know about the SOP and the new strain of the novel Coronavirus.
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With the new strain of coronavirus spreading fast in the United Kingdom, India issued a new set of guidelines for incoming passengers and those who have travelled from Britain in last one month. SOPs include RT-PCR test on arrival, institutional quarantine if Covid positive, home-quarantine if negative and complete record of travel history. Watch this video as Vikram Chandra tells you all you need to know about the latest SOP from the government.
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