Islamabad: (Right Now News) Following cases of Hantavirus, the World Health Organization clarified that this virus does not spread like COVID-19. Hantavirus primarily transfers from rodents and wild animals to humans.

According to the World Health Organization, human-to-human transmission of Hantavirus is extremely rare. Experts state that this virus cannot become a global pandemic.

The mortality rate of Hantavirus can range from 38% to 40%, but its spread is limited. The public is advised to eliminate rodent presence and adopt preventive measures.

It is important to note that Hantavirus is not a new virus; it has existed for decades. Despite this, due to its limited spread, it does not pose a threat like COVID-19.

The World Health Organization continues to monitor this virus, and experts have urged the public to remain informed and take precautionary measures.