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Carlow Nationalist — Zika virus reported in Northern Ireland

Carlow Nationalist — Zika virus reported in Northern Ireland

Several people from Northern Ireland have contracted the Zika virus, according to reports.It is understood one person was treated for the disease last week and up to five people have been treated for the disease in the last year.It is believed those diagnosed with Zika have all travelled outside of Northern Ireland.


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'Fewer than five' people diagnosed with Zika in Northern Ireland in the last year

'Fewer than five' people diagnosed with Zika in Northern Ireland in the last year

Several people have been diagnosed with Zika virus in Northern Ireland in the last year.'Fewer than five' people diagnosed with Zika in Northern Ireland in the last yearSeveral people have been diagnosed with Zika virus in Northern Ireland in the last year.Several people have been diagnosed with Zika virus in Northern Ireland in the last year.


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Zika virus: Several people from Northern Ireland treated

Zika virus: Several people from Northern Ireland treated

Image caption The Zika virus is spread primarily through mosquito bitesSeveral people from Northern Ireland have been diagnosed with the Zika virus.It is understood a person was treated as recently as last week.It is believed those diagnosed with Zika had all travelled outside of Northern Ireland.


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Zika in Ireland: patients have been treated for the virus in Northern Ireland

Zika in Ireland: patients have been treated for the virus in Northern Ireland

Getty Images'Several people' in Northern Ireland have been treated for the Zika virus, health officials in the country have said.ADVERTISEMENTThe Public Health Agency has confirmed to the BBC that fewer than five people in the country have been treated for the virus in the past year.Reports say one person in the country may have been treated as recently as last week and that it is believed all of those treated locally had travelled outside of the country.

'Fewer than five' people diagnosed with Zika in Northern Ireland in the last year