The Dinga Dinga virus in Uganda has caught the internet by storm, sparking widespread curiosity and concern. This mysterious illness, marked by uncontrollable shaking resembling a dance-like ...

A mysterious illness, locally known as "Dinga Dinga," has caused widespread concern in Uganda, particularly in the Bundibugyo district, where over 300 people have been affected. The disease ...

A strange illness known as the Dinga Dinga virus has caused panic in Uganda's Bundibugyo district. This baffling condition, marked by uncontrollable shaking resembling dance-like movements ...

A mysterious illness called "Dinga Dinga," causing shaking, fever, and weakness, is affecting women and girls in Uganda's Bundibugyo district. This mysterious illness serves as a stark reminder of ...

A strange and unexplained illness known as “Dinga Dinga" – meaning “shaking like dancing" – is rapidly spreading in Uganda’s Bundibugyo district, leaving both residents and medical professionals ...

The doctor noted that no cases have been identified in areas outside Bundibugyo Approximately 300 people in Uganda's Bundibugyo district have reportedly been affected by a mysterious illness ...

Dinga Dinga is spreading at a rapid pace in the East-Central African country and authorities have not yet found its source. The disease has till yet spread to only Bundibugyo district in Uganda.

A mysterious illness, locally referred to as Dinga Dinga, has recently surfaced in Uganda’s Bundibugyo district, creating panic and concern among residents. The illness, primarily affecting ...

Known locally as “Dinga Dinga,” which translates to “shaking like dancing,” this mysterious condition has left the region on edge. Health officials report that around 300 people have been ...

What are health officials saying? Health officials are trying to find out the cause of Dinga Dinga. Patients' samples have been transferred to the Ugandan Ministry of Health for thorough examination.

Locals call the illness 'Dinga Dinga,' which translates as 'shaking like dancing', the Daily Monitor reported on Friday. The name comes from the fact that the symptoms include fever and shaking which ...