Global Travel Warnings Issued Over Deadly 'Bleeding Eye' Virus Outbreak

The Marburg virus, also known as "bleeding eye disease," has caused an outbreak in Rwanda, infecting 66 people and resulting in 15 deaths. This virus, related to Ebola, causes severe bleeding and has a high fatality rate. The World Health Organization has issued travel warnings, and the outbreak appears to be slowing, with no new cases reported for 28 days. The virus is spread by fruit bats and can incubate for up to 21 days. A potential vaccine is under trial, but no specific antiviral treatment exists yet.