Travel further south from Kuala Lumpur to Kampung Sungai Nipah in an hour and a half. This is a coastal region of Malaysia. Nipah Virus is named after this Nipah. Pig farm houses have been located in this area for the past several decades. Its owners give the pigs drugs that increase their fertility. Singaporeans have been eating pork imported from Nipah for years. Besides, there is a very large class of people in the world, who subsist on this low level of non-vegetarian food. The Nipah virus is also born from the hunger of the farm house owners here to increase the pig population along with the vast hierarchy of pigs.

Now this virus has gone on a world tour and now its destination is in Kerala. Due to this virus, Malaysia AD. Since 1998, world tourism has faded from the map and people in Europe and America have put a cross on it. The stampede of tourists fleeing from Kerala for the past three-four days and going back to their hometown has been seen several times in Kuala Lumpur. In the race to become South-East Asia's biggest pig producer, Nipah traders have ruined the health of Malaysia as a whole. These traders are basically Chinese, who have settled here in Nipah area since ancient times.

Just as China revolutionized electronics products, the Chinese revolutionized the pig population here, giving birth to a virulent disease. At the end of the last century, when the Nipah virus emerged in the Nipah region, hundreds of civilians lost their lives in the first stage, before the Malaysian government knew anything. Thirty-six thousand civil servants left their jobs and left for life.

Major countries of the world have banned the import of Malaysian pork. The Malaysian government has repeatedly said that we are now importing pork, not exporting it. But containers containing the threat or potential Nipah virus are still being smuggled out of Malaysia by sea. Japanese encephalitis has invaded India beyond Ardha and the Nipah virus of the same family has now begun to invade.

Kerala is a region of dense forests and during this autumn season and the early weeks of monsoon, the beauty of nature is seen blooming like a thousand lotuses. Tourists are now evacuating the entire Kerala as the reports of death due to Nipah virus are spreading faster than the virus itself. Nocturnal bats abound in the forests of Kerala. Nipah virus can be carried by any bird or animal, but bats in Kerala are currently spreading Nipah everywhere. Kozhikode, where eleven patients died from the virus at once, has an extensive nocturnal colony of bats. These bats taste hundreds of fruits in a night. After all those fruits, those who are healthy become easy prey for nipa.

Also, Nipah is also spread through personal contact with the patient in any way. This is a highly contagious virus. The number of patients affected by the virus in government hospitals in Kerala is higher than disclosed. The nurses and doctors of the government hospital there are involved in the crime without caring about their lives and the message of the death of a nurse who is a mother of two children has shocked the entire Kerala. Kerala is now known for medical tourism among Indians living all over the world. It is not rooted in the systematic treatment of Ayurveda. But now it is certain to destroy medical tourism, which is a mainstay of Kerala's economy. If the Indian government does not show caution, the Nipah virus will spread like Chikungunya through animals, birds and carnivores. If the patient does not receive prompt treatment, he faints within two days and then dies. No vaccine has yet been developed that can fight this Nipah virus. It has been researched for the past twenty years.