The Chandipura virus infection in India is currently considered the largest outbreak in 20 years, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
The outbreak has affected several states in India, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Telangana.
As of now, there have been numerous cases reported, with a significant number of deaths due to the virus.
Health authorities in India are working to control the spread of the virus by implementing various measures such as vector control, surveillance, and public awareness campaigns.
Efforts are also being made to ensure prompt diagnosis and treatment of affected individuals to prevent further fatalities.
