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Global Travel Warnings Issued Over Deadly 'Bleeding Eye' Virus Outbreaks

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Source: The Independent
Global Travel Warnings Issued Over Deadly 'Bleeding Eye' Virus Outbreaks
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The Marburg virus, also known as "bleeding eye disease," has caused a deadly outbreak in Rwanda, with 66 infections and 15 deaths reported. Related to the Ebola virus, it causes severe bleeding and has a high fatality rate. The World Health Organization has issued travel warnings, and a potential vaccine is under trial. The outbreak appears to be slowing, but the virus remains a global health concern due to its pandemic potential.

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