What is Japanese encephalitis and what risk does it pose in Australia? - X’inhu l-encephalitis Ġappuniż u x’periklu jwassal fl-Awstralja? - a podcast by SBS

A rare outbreak of Japanese encephalitis virus has so far spread to humans in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. Carried by mosquitoes, there are fears the flooding disaster on Australia’s eastern seaboard will further fuel the outbreak.

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Imxija rari tal-virus encephalitis Ġappuniż li jkun trasmess bil-gidma ta’ nemusa inxtered fost in-nies fi Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria u South Australia. Hemm il-biża’ li l-għargħar li kellna dan l-aħħar ikompli jkattar u jxerred l-imxija tal-virus.

 

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