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Public told to avoid monkeys as Hong Kong man falls sick after contact - Vimarsana News

Public told to avoid monkeys as Hong Kong man falls sick after contact

HONG KONG: The Hong Kong government has urged the public not to come into contact with monkeys or feed them, after a person who was attacked by a monkey tested positive for a rare case of the herpes simiae virus, also known as B virus.

Hongkongers defy warnings, feed monkeys at country park, as man fights for life after B virus infection following attack - Vimarsana News

Hongkongers defy warnings, feed monkeys at country park, as man fights for life after B virus infection following attack

Man has become city’s first human case of deadly B virus and remains in a critical condition after being admitted to hospital.

Source: scmp.com
Intruder Who Stole Coins in Monkey Enclosure Urged to Surrender over Exposure to 'Potentially Fatal' Herpes Virus - Vimarsana News

Intruder Who Stole Coins in Monkey Enclosure Urged to Surrender over Exposure to 'Potentially Fatal' Herpes Virus

Local authorities are urging the intruder to also seek medical attention for likely exposure to the herpes b virus carried by the monkeys.

'Covid has no credible natural ancestor': Explosive study claims Chinese scientists created virus in- The New Indian Express - Vimarsana News

'Covid has no credible natural ancestor': Explosive study claims Chinese scientists created virus in- The New Indian Express

The new research claims that scientists took a natural coronavirus

Audit: NC pandemic aid managers fell short keeping up on $3B - Vimarsana News

Audit: NC pandemic aid managers fell short keeping up on $3B

Audit: NC pandemic aid managers fell short keeping up on $3B May 13, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's administration failed to thoroughly monitor how $3.1 billion in federal coronavirus relief funds it oversaw last year were being used, increasing the risk for misuse, a state audit said Thursday, The report from State Auditor Beth Wood's office focuses on federal funds that the state received toward COVID-19 aid in the spring of 2020. The legislature proceeded to pass laws directing how $3.6 billion should be given to state agencies, education,...

Source: sfgate.com