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    Human Metapneumovirus (hMPV) Scare: Telangana Health Dept Issues Important Update!

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    Hyderabad: Amid circulating reports about a Human Metapneumovirus (hMPV) outbreak in China, the Telangana Health Department has reassured the public that there is no need to panic as no cases have been reported in the state.

    No hMPV Cases in Telangana

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    hMPV is a respiratory virus similar to the common cold and flu, which primarily affects young children and older adults, especially during the winter season. However, the Health Department’s analysis of respiratory infection data in Telangana shows no significant increase in cases in December 2024 compared to the previous year.

    Precautionary Measures Advised

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    As a preventive measure, health officials have urged citizens to follow basic respiratory hygiene practices to safeguard against infections.

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    The Health Department advises the public to:

    ✅ Follow good hygiene – Wash hands frequently.

    ✅ Wear masks in crowded places if experiencing symptoms.

    ✅ Avoid close contact with those who have flu-like symptoms.

    ✅ Consult a doctor if experiencing persistent cold or fever.

    With no reported cases of hMPV in Telangana, officials assure that the state remains safe and prepared to handle any seasonal infections. Citizens are urged to stay informed and avoid misinformation while taking necessary precautions.

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