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Open on the live globe ↗Brief · 15 September 2026
Nipah virus disease is active in India, with the World Health Organization tracking the outbreak since it was first reported on 14 September 2026. Other tracked activity this week included a green-level drought and flood in India and a minor earthquake near Sarupathar, none of which were significant events.
Outbreak Nipah virus disease is active in India, with a WHO bulletin issued on the outbreak first tracked on 14 September 2026.
- Nipah virus disease in India, first tracked on 14 September 2026, is a newly reported outbreak being tracked by WHO.
Generated by claude-sonnet-5 at 15 Sept, 10:03 UTC from Hazardly's own event records for the seven days to 15 September 2026. Not reviewed by a person before publication. Outbreak lines name the disease and country only; WHO's bulletin text is on each outbreak's event page.
Events · last 7 days · 5
- OutbreakNipah virus disease — IndiaNew15 Sept, 06:00 UTC
- OutbreakNipah virus disease — IndiaNew15 Sept, 06:00 UTC
Below the significance bar
- DroughtDrought in IndiaNew14 Sept, 14:37 UTC
- FloodFlood in IndiaNew14 Sept, 06:28 UTC
- Earthquake25 km NW of Sarupathar, India11 Sept, 18:17 UTC
Seven days of source changes
Revisions · 4 events also first tracked this week
No revisions this week — earthquakes are logged once and never revised; storms, fires, volcanoes and outbreaks record every source update.
Countries · by trend
9| Country | Active | Worst | Trend | Changed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| China | 3 | ORANGE | new1 new | 3h ago |
| Bangladesh | 2 | ORANGE | new2 new | 5h ago |
| India | 4 | ORANGE | new4 new | 5h ago |
| Nepal | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 5h ago |
| Russia | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 21h ago |
| Mongolia | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 21h ago |
| Kazakhstan | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 21h ago |
| Kyrgyzstan | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 21h ago |
| Myanmar | 1 | GREEN | new1 new | 5d ago |
Trend compares each event’s own source-reported measure across Hazardly’s last two ingests. It measures reported change, not impact: a fire whose satellite coverage improved overnight can read as escalating, and a storm can weaken while its damage is still unfolding.
Nearby
- Nepal
- Bangladesh
- Bhutan
- Myanmar
- Pakistan
- China
Every event on this page traces to the official source it cites; figures are the sources' own. The brief is generated automatically from those records and is not an official warning or advice. Check the linked sources and local authorities before acting.