Tomato Flu is not related to COVID-19, no need to panic: K Sudhakar
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With 80 cases of an unidentified virus being reported in Children in the state of Kerala, panic seems to be ensuing in the state and the neighbouring states as well regarding this new flu type termed Tomato Flu which takes its name after the blisters it causes, which look like tomatoes.
Meanwhile, in the neighbouring state, Karnataka Health Minister K. Sudhakar on Wednesday said that there is no need to panic against the backdrop of an outbreak of Tomato Flu in neighbouring Kerala.
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Outbreak Of Tomato Flu In South India: Check Signs And Symptoms
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