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Maldivians Cautioned of Rare Brain Infection Spreading in Kerala, India
The Consulate General of Maldives to the State of Kerala has cautioned Maldivian nationals in Kerala and visitors about the spread of primary amoebic meningoencephalitis, a rare brain infection caused by Naegleria fowleri. Kerala health authorities have reported four cases since May, all among children, with three deaths.
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Maldivians Cautioned of Rare Brain Infection Spreading in Kerala, India
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14-year-oldage of the most recent patient to dieMaldives RepublicA 14-year-old receiving treatment for the disease passed away recently, following the earlier deaths of a five-year-old in May and a 13-year-old in June.
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13-year-oldage of patient who died in JuneMaldives RepublicA 14-year-old receiving treatment for the disease passed away recently, following the earlier deaths of a five-year-old in May and a 13-year-old in June.
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