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

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.

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

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

Travellers are warned about the spread of the Marburg virus, also known as 'bleeding eye' virus, along with mpox and Oropouche fever in 17 countries.

Health agencies have warned travellers to be wary of the disease as it spreads to hundreds of people across Rwanda.

Bleeding eye virus has sparked global fear and people travelling to UK and Africa have been issued urgent warnings over deadly Marburg disease. Over 15 people have died in Africa already and hundreds have been infected due to Marburg virus.

Travelers are being advised to stay vigilant due to the spread of Marburg, Mpox, and Oropouche viruses that have spread across Africa, the UK and the Caribbeans. Marburg causes bleeding symptoms, which has killed 15 in Rwanda.

Brits are being warned to take extra care if travelling abroad after a spate of new cases of three deadly viruses - Marburg, Mpox and Oropouche - with one reaching UK