Ge Long Hui A P P·2026-01-26 05:27Group 1 - The A-share market saw a significant rise in biopharmaceutical stocks, with Kang Le Wei Shi increasing by over 20% and several other companies reaching their daily limit up of 20% [1] - The outbreak of Nipah virus in West Bengal, India, has led to a human-to-human transmission risk, with a mortality rate as high as 75% and no vaccine currently available [1][2] - The Thai Civil Aviation Authority has announced comprehensive screening for flights from West Bengal, India, starting January 26, to prevent the virus from entering Thailand [1] Group 2 - Historical context shows that Nipah virus outbreaks previously occurred in Malaysia and Singapore from 1998 to 1999, resulting in over a hundred deaths and the culling of a million pigs [2] - The World Health Organization classifies Nipah virus as a deadly zoonotic virus primarily carried by fruit bats, with a transmission potential through contaminated food or direct human contact [2] - The incubation period for Nipah virus ranges from 4 to 14 days, with a maximum of 45 days before symptoms appear [2] Group 3 - Notable stock performances include: - Kang Le Wei Shi: 20.48% increase, market cap of 3.371 billion - Mai Ke Biological: 20.03% increase, market cap of 8.586 billion - Kai Pu Biological: 20.03% increase, market cap of 4.687 billion - Zhi Jiang Biological: 20.01% increase, market cap of 4.910 billion - Jin Di Ke: 13.72% increase, market cap of 2.952 billion [3] - Other companies with significant increases include Zhi Fei Biological (13.31%), Kang Xi Nuo (12.77%), and Bai Pu Sai Si (12.01%) [3]