Abdurrahman 26 Jun 2026Saudi Arabia has suspended travel by its citizens to the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan and halted visa issuance for travelers from these countries as a precaution against the Ebola outbreak. The restrictions also apply to individuals who stayed in any of the affected countries within 21 days before entering the Kingdom, reinforcing measures to protect public health. #SaudiAr2 likes1 comments#publichealth#saudiarabia#healthsecurity#traveladvisory#ebola
Faisal 17 Jun 2026Kerala has reported a sharp rise in Shigella infections, with four deaths recorded this month alone. Health authorities have confirmed 146 cases and five fatalities so far this year, exceeding last year’s total caseload. State officials have linked the increase to inadequate pre-monsoon sanitation efforts and are urging stronger public health measures, improved hygiene practices, and greater aware4 likes4 comments#publichealth#shigella#health#kerala#india
Faisal 15 Jun 2026Kerala is witnessing a rise in cases linked to the so-called “brain-eating amoeba,” with health authorities reporting more than 130 infections and dozens of deaths this year. Experts attribute the increase partly to improved testing and detection, while also highlighting poor water quality and the state’s tropical climate as conditions that support the growth of disease-causing amoebae. Public hea3 likes2 comments#kerala#publichealth#braineati
Faisal 13 Jun 2026Authorities in Ghaziabad have intensified surveillance after a vaccine-derived polio virus was detected in a sewage sample. As part of a large-scale public health response, officials surveyed thousands of households and screened children under the age of five across multiple localities. The door-to-door campaign aims to identify potential risks, strengthen monitoring efforts and ensure high vaccin2 likes2 comments#publichealth#indianews#ghaziabad#polio
Abdurrahman 8 Jun 2026Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health has launched a campaign aimed at ensuring the reliability and accuracy of medical examinations conducted for expatriate workers. Officials warned that violations could result in fines of up to SR100,000. The initiative seeks to improve healthcare quality, strengthen compliance with approved regulations and protect public health through more rigorous oversight of m5 likes4 comments#expatriates#saudiarabia#health#healthcare#publichealth
Tarique Rahman 22 May 2026Kuwait’s Ministry of Health announced stronger preventive measures at border entry points following Ebola outbreaks reported in several African countries. Officials confirmed that no Ebola cases have been detected داخل Kuwait but said health screening procedures, thermal detection systems and passenger monitoring protocols have been intensified at airports and border crossings to prevent any poten4 likes3 comments#health#ebola#breakingnew#kuwait#travel
Abdurrahman 12 May 2026Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health explained the process for booking Hajj vaccines through the Sehhaty application, outlining steps that include reviewing health status, selecting or booking appointments and confirming vaccination clinic details. The ministry said the digital process aims to ensure smooth and organized vaccination services for pilgrims preparing for Hajj season this year. #SaudiAra2 likes2 comments#pilgrims#sehhaty#makkah#hajj#health
Tarique Rahman 12 May 2026Kuwait’s Health Ministry confirmed it is closely monitoring global developments related to hantavirus, while stressing that the current risk of the disease spreading in Kuwait remains low. Officials said international health measures, including contact tracing, medical evacuations and enhanced surveillance systems, have already been activated to ensure preparedness and public safety following rece3 likes2 comments#safety#health#medical#hantavirus#kuwait
Abdurrahman 11 May 2026Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Municipalities and Housing announced that regional mayoralties conducted more than 1.6 million inspection tours during the first quarter of 2026. The inspections aimed to improve compliance, enhance municipal services, protect public health, and upgrade urban landscapes across cities and governorates as part of ongoing efforts to improve quality of life throughout the Ki5 likes4 comments#publichealth#urbandevelopment#saudiarabia#municipalities
Faisal 8 May 2026Gujarat has achieved a major milestone in its HPV vaccination campaign, with nearly five lakh girls vaccinated since the programme began on February 28. State officials said the initiative has already reached 90% of its target under the national immunization programme, aiming to strengthen protection against cervical cancer among young girls. #Gujarat #HPV #Vaccination #Health #India #CervicalCanc3 likes3 comments#india#hpv#publichealth#medicalnews#gujarat
Faisal 8 May 2026The Bombay High Court has expressed surprise over continued foul odour and methane emissions from Mumbai’s Kanjurmarg landfill despite earlier directives to improve conditions. The court has now sought CCTV surveillance at the site and called for stronger complaint systems and better safety measures to protect workers and nearby residents affected by the environmental hazards. #Mumbai #BombayHC #E3 likes3 comments#bombayhc#india#environment#mumbai#kanjurmarg
Faisal 8 May 2026Delhi authorities have detected nearly 12,000 tuberculosis cases within six weeks after intensifying screening operations in high-risk areas using advanced methods including handheld X-ray devices. Officials revealed that around 11% of the identified patients were children, highlighting growing concerns over public health and the urgent need for early diagnosis and treatment. #Delhi #Tuberculosis 3 likes3 comments#india#tuberculosis#tb#health#medicalnews