Pakistan, Jan. 26 -- Indian authorities in West Bengal have issued a high alert after reports of Nipah virus cases in the state. About 100 people have been quarantined at home as a precaution. Officials said one patient is in critical condition.

Local authorities tightened safety measures to prevent further spread. Hospitals and health workers are monitoring suspected cases closely. The alert aims to ensure early detection and isolation of new infections.

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Thailand has increased preventive measures following the outbreak. Major airports have started screening passengers arriving from West Bengal. Officials said these steps are essential to stop the virus from spreading internationally.

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