Exercise caution in Delhi, India amid an ongoing security operation after a car blast killed at least 10 people and injured more than 30 on November 10. According to police, a slow-moving vehicle came to a stop near a red light around 6:42 PM before exploding near the Red Fort monument. Airports, railway stations, government buildings and heritage sites across the country have been put on high alert, according to the Central Industrial Security Force.

Hoax bomb threats in Mumbai on September 5 have led to evacuations and a visible increase in security around schools, transportation hubs, hospitals, and hotels. These incidents have caused evacuations and travel delays, despite no explosives being recovered. Further threats are likely amid the Hindu Ganeshotsav festival running through October, though these events are more likely to be hoaxes rather than actual attacks.

As of February 19, a severe outbreak of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) has led to 211 cases and 11 fatalities. The outbreak can be traced back to the pathogen Campylobacter jejuni, which is typically found in chicken or duck droppings. Symptoms of GBS include muscle weakness, tingling sensations, and paralysis.

Security has been heightened at several religious sites across Mumbai, India, for upcoming religious festivals. India’s Intelligence Bureau issued an alert on September 28 for possible terror activity throughout the city. Precautions are being taken.

Beginning September 16, Bengaluru Kempegowda International Airport in India is implementing mpox screening measures for incoming travelers. These will include temperature checks and swab tests. Individuals with mpox symptoms will be transferred to a local hospital for isolation and care.

Until at least September 1, severe weather is expected across Gujarat, India, including heavy rainfall that may lead to flooding and landslides. Traffic on five National highways and 66 State highways have been suspended. Public transportation will likely face widespread disruptions.