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Walking Disease Vector's avatar

You can’t “catch” something that’s never been proven to exist, nor cause disease in anything or anyone, nor that “it” can “spread” between anything or anyone, i.e. is contagious. There’s nothing to fear except what the ruling class plans to do under the guise of a “public health” response to yet another completely fake/wholly manufactured threat and the illusion of a crisis created with fancy computer software, fraudulent tests, fearmongering propaganda, and slick marketing.

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About Nipah Virus | Nipah Virus | CDC

https://www.cdc.gov/nipah-virus/about/index.html

"People can be infected with Nipah from:

Direct contact with infected animals, like bats or pigs.

Consuming food or drinks, like fruit or raw date palm sap, that are soiled by infected animals.

Close contact with body fluids of an infected person.

A person may become infected by drinking raw date palm sap or eating fruit that is contaminated by an infected bat. (This initial spread from an animal to a person is known as a spillover event.)

Once a person is infected with Nipah, the virus can spread from person to person.

Caregivers and healthcare providers caring for a patient with Nipah are at a higher risk of becoming infected.

If you travel to or live in an area where Nipah virus outbreaks have occurred, you should:

Wash your hands regularly with soap and water.

Avoid contact with flying fox bats or sick pigs.

Avoid areas where bats roost or

Avoid touching anything that could be soiled by bats.

Avoid eating raw date palm sap or fruit that could be soiled by bats.

Avoid contact with the blood or body fluids of someone with Nipah.

Currently, there are no licensed treatments for Nipah. Treatment is limited to supportive care, including rest, hydration, and treatment of other symptoms."

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