New Delhi: The World Health Organization (WHO) has assessed that the situation following the confirmation of two Nipah virus cases in India carries a low risk of wider spread and does not warrant international travel or trade restrictions, according to the global health body’s statement on Friday. ADVERTISEMENTWHO said, as per the report, the cases are limited to the district and that there was no travel reported while the patients were showing symptoms. “The likelihood of spread to other Indian states or internationally is considered low,” it mentioned, reported Hindustan Times. WHO emphasised that despite the serious nature of the disease, there is currently no need for restrictions on travel or trade based on the present evidence, according to a Hindustan Times report. The organisation said the risk is considered low at national, regional and global levels.