Thursday 29/May/2025 – 04:57 PM
Health experts warned against the spread of infection Norofiros virus In Britain, especially among school students, it took place Three children were transferred to an elementary school in Hambeshire to the hospital after the virus was injured last week, forcing the school partially closed.
According to what was published in the British newspaper The Sun, the children were alongside four other students in the same chapter, who were not sick enough to go to the hospital, who were injured in the Norvirus virus, a contagious virus, which could spread for 48 hours after the symptoms stopped, and in the wake of the outbreak of the disease, the government issued a warning to stay at home for anyone who suffered the virus.
The spread of the Norofirus virus infection in Britain among school students
The UK Health Security Agency said the Norvirus virus is incredibly infectious, so if you feel a softening, stay at home for 48 hours after symptoms stopped because you are still infectious during this time.
The school, which includes 120 students, revealed that the UK Health Authority advised them to isolate the classroom in which the disease spread over the rest of the school, yet since this was impossible from the logistical point of view, the Compton Sentez Church was forced to close the class, and the school then underwent a deep cleaning process, where the children separated from the school to spend half the semester.
The cases of the Norofirus virus, known as the vomiting virus, are higher than the average at this time of the year, and the recent report of the UK Health Services Authority revealed that the cases were more than twice the average five seasons, with a total of 14959 laboratory reports between March 31 and April 27, compared to an average of 6446.
What is the Norvirus virus?
Norofirus is a very infectious virus that affects the stomach, causes vomiting and diarrhea, as well as high temperature, headache, stomach pain and body pain, and this virus spreads easily among people, symptoms appear within hours or days of infection, and the virus excludes through close contact with a person with the disease, or touching the affected surfaces and then touching the mouth.
