The Uttar Pradesh government has issued an advisory to prevent the spread of the tomato flu virus in Indian states.
Tomato flu-like symptoms have been seen in 12 children in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh.
The Centre said Tomato flu is not all related to SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19), monkeypox, dengue, and/or chikungunya.
The Lancet has issued an alert for all of India to stay watchful though the viral disease is endemic as of now to Kerala.
While the cases are very limited to a particular state right now, it is important to follow the safety protocols. We have a list of 5 tips to keep your little ones safe from catching tomato fever.
Tomato flu is an infectious disease which is mainly caused by intestinal viruses. In the latest development, 26 children have tested positive for this virus infection.
Tomato flu causes dark red-coloured rashes, skin irritation and later severe dehydration among the ones who are infected.
Tomato flu is an unidentified fever which has so far only been found in parts of Kerala and among children below five years of age. Read on to know the symptoms of this condition.
The Uttar Pradesh government has issued an advisory to prevent the spread of the tomato flu virus in Indian states.
Tomato flu-like symptoms have been seen in 12 children in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh.
The Centre said Tomato flu is not all related to SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19), monkeypox, dengue, and/or chikungunya.
The Lancet has issued an alert for all of India to stay watchful though the viral disease is endemic as of now to Kerala.
While the cases are very limited to a particular state right now, it is important to follow the safety protocols. We have a list of 5 tips to keep your little ones safe from catching tomato fever.
Tomato flu is an infectious disease which is mainly caused by intestinal viruses. In the latest development, 26 children have tested positive for this virus infection.
Tomato flu causes dark red-coloured rashes, skin irritation and later severe dehydration among the ones who are infected.
Tomato flu is an unidentified fever which has so far only been found in parts of Kerala and among children below five years of age. Read on to know the symptoms of this condition.
