WHO Warns of Deadly Camel Flu At FIFA World Cup

Over 1.2 million football lovers have gathered in Qatar to enjoy the FIFA World Cup matches. The world cup will last for 4 weeks and 16 teams competing with each other for the coveted trophy. Now the WHO has issued a warning saying that since so many people have gathered there is a huge risk of Camel Flu infection spreading. This is a big risk to the players, teams, fans, and locals. Camel flu is a contagious and dangerous respiratory condition that is transmitted because of close contact with an infected person. The first case of camel flu was reported in Saudi Arabia and the Republic of Korea. It is also known as the Middle East Respiratory System or MERS.