The Marburg or "bleeding eye" virus in Rwanda has killed at least 15 people so far and infected hundreds others, ever since its outbreak and spread across 17 African countries over the past two months.

Bleeding eye virus or Marburg virus is a fatal disease that has claimed 15 lives by now. Know the origin, symptoms and ways to manage.

A deadly Marburg virus outbreak in Rwanda has claimed 15 lives. Learn about symptoms, transmission and prevention of this hemorrhagic fever.

Health officials have issued a global alert as Marburg, Mpox, and Oropouche viruses spread across 17 countries. The Marburg virus, dubbed the “bleeding eyes” virus, has killed 15 people in Rwanda, with hundreds more infected. Known for its 50% fatality rate, Marburg could spread further in Africa, complicating ongoing outbreaks.

The Marburg virus, which has a 50-50 chance of death and is thought to be one of the deadliest on earth, could soon spread after 15 people with hundreds more thought to be infected with the disease

A warning has been issued for 17 countries about the spread of the Marburg virus (nicknamed the 'bleeding eye' virus), along with mpox and Oropouche fever, after the virus claimed over 15 lives.

The Marburg virus, which causes bleeding from the eyes, nose, and mouth, can be fatal in up to 90% of those infected

People travelling between the UK and Africa have been given a stark warning by Travel Health Pro to be careful after cases of deadly diseases Marburg, Mpox and Oropuche continue to rise

Hundreds of people are believed to be infected with the Marburg condition - with one of the symptoms being 'bleeding eyes'.

Travelers are advised to stay vigilant due to the spread of Marburg, Mpox, and Oropouche viruses. Marburg, causing bleeding symptoms, has killed 15 in