No Hantavirus cases detected in Cambodia, Ministry of Health urges vigilance
The Cambodian Ministry of Health has confirmed no cases of Hantavirus in the country, but has issued an advisory urging citizens to maintain hygiene and avoid contact with rodents following recent outbreaks abroad.
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