In what year was the Nipah virus first identified?
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Nipah virus was first identified in Malaysia in the year 1999.
It was identified when a group of pig farmers in Malaysia and Singapore suffered from encephalitis and respiratory illness.
The name Nipah virus comes from Sungpai Nipah, a village in Malaysia where this virus was identified for the first time.
Earlier it was limited to only those people who lived close to pigs.
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