Nairobi fly: Another virus threat this time...!!
It is known that all the countries of the world, including our country, have been in turmoil for the last two years due to the Covid virus. Millions of people died worldwide. Lakhs of deaths have taken place in our country as well. It is known that various variants have come to light in the covid virus itself. people are recovering from the turmoil of covid. Normal activities are picking up pace.
But in the meantime, the news that another virus has come to light in the country is causing confusion among all. After the tomato flu anthrax in Kerala, now the news of Nairobi fly spreading in sikkim is raising concern among all.
Recently, a case of Nairobi fly infection came to light in an engineering college in Sikkim. These Nairobi fly virus cases seem to be mostly found in east Africa. It is said that there are more of them in Kenya.. That's why it is named Nairobi Fi after the name of the capital of that country.
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Medical experts say that these can cause skin infection. Besides, it is said that the rash on the skin will turn into an infection after that.
Medical experts say that Nairobi fly is also known as Kenyan fly or dragon fly. It is explained that it is shaped like a prawn. This virus is said to be orange, black, red in color.
Nairobi flies are said to roam in areas with high rainfall. It is explained that they migrate there due to high rainfall at the foot of the himalayas in the north. It is said that these have been seen in sikkim for the past few weeks.
These Nairobi flies are said to release a special type of chemical after landing on human skin. The name of this chemical is pederin.. It is said that as soon as it gets on the skin, there is a burning sensation. After that, the skin becomes red and rashes appear. It is stated that after 48 hours, blisters and rashes start to appear on the skin. It is said that if a fly splashes too much chemical on a person, it is also a danger to life.
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