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GEORGE TOWN: Despite the spread of human metapneumovirus that brings runny noses to common influenza-like illnesses, Malaysians can still go on their Chinese New Year holidays with peace of mind, say health experts.
She said genetically, HMPV shares similarities with Covid-19, as both are ribonucleic acid based viruses. Dr Mastura said the basic precautions learned during the pandemic years are enough to keep HMPV at bay – these include frequent hand-washing, wearing masks, avoiding crowded places and limiting activities in enclosed spaces like malls.USM virologist Dr Kumitaa Theva Das said HMPV is a common virus and most adults would have been infected by it at least once.
“Since HMPV infections occur in younger children, families travelling with kids can be more mindful and seek medical help if a respiratory infection is prolonged or gets more severe,” she added.
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