Timeline: Zika's origin and global spreadThe following timeline charts the origin and spread of the Zika virus from its discovery nearly 70 years ago: 1947: Scientists researching yellow fever in Uganda’s Zika Forest identify the virus in a rhesus monkey 1948: Virus recovered from Aedes africanus mosquito in Zika Forest 1952: First human cases detected in Uganda and Tanzania 1960s-80s: Zika detected in mosquitoes and monkeys across equatorial Africa 1960s–80s: Zika found in equatorial Asia, including India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Pakistan 2007: Zika spreads from Africa and Asia, first large outbreak on Pacific island of Yap 2012: Researchers identify two distinct lineages of the virus, African and Asian 2013–14: Zika outbreaks in French Polynesia, Easter Island, the Cook Islands and New Caledonia. Retrospective analysis shows possible link to birth defects and severe neurological complications in babies in French Polynesia March 2, 2015: Brazil reports illness characterized by skin rash in northeastern states July 17: Brazil reports detection of neurological disorders in newborns associated with history of infection Oct. 22: Colombia confirms cases of Zika Oct. 30: Brazil reports increase in microcephaly, abnormally small heads, among newborns Nov. 11: Brazil declares public health emergency  November 2015-January 2016: Cases reported in Suriname, Panama, El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala, Paraguay, Venezuela, French Guiana,  Martinique, Puerto Rico, Guyana, Ecuador, Barbados, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Curacao, Jamaica Feb. 1: World Health Organization (WHO) declares public health emergency of international concern Feb. 2: First case of Zika transmission in United States; local health officials say likely contracted through sex, not mosquito bite Feb. 5: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says virus being actively transmitted in 30 countries, mostly in the Americas Feb. 8: U.S. President Barack Obama requests $1.9 billion to fight Zika Feb. 18: CDC adds Aruba and Bonaire to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 32 Feb. 23: CDC adds Trinidad and Tobago and Marshall Islands to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 34 Feb. 25: Brazil says confirmed microcephaly cases number more than 580 and considers most of them to be related to Zika infections in the mothers, with an additional 4,100 suspected cases of microcephaly Feb. 27: France detects first sexually transmitted case of Zika  March 8: WHO advises pregnant women to avoid areas with Zika outbreak and said sexual transmission of the virus is “relatively common” March 19: CDC adds Cuba to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 38 March 22: CDC adds Dominica to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 39 March 31: The World Health Organization says there is a strong scientific consensus that Zika can cause the birth defect microcephaly as well as Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can result in paralysis, though conclusive proof may take months or years  April 1: CDC adds Kosrae, Federated States of Micronesia to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 40 April 4: CDC adds Fiji to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 41 April 13: The CDC concludes that infection with the Zika virus in pregnant women is a cause of the birth defect microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities in babies. CDC adds St. Lucia to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 42 April 18: CDC adds Belize to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 43 April 25: Canada confirms first sexually transmitted Zika case April 29: Puerto Rico reports first death related to Zika, according to the CDC. The island territory also confirms 683 Zika cases, including 65 pregnant women, and five suspected cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome from Zika May 4: Panama confirms four microcephaly cases tied to Zika May 6: Spain has first case of Zika-related brain defect in a fetus       May 9: CDC adds Papua New Guinea, Saint Barthelemy and Peru to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 46 May 12: CDC adds Grenada to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 47 May 13: Puerto Rico reports first case of Zika-related microcephaly May 20: WHO says an outbreak of Zika virus on the African island chain of Cape Verde is of the same strain as the one blamed for birth abnormalities in Brazil May 26: CDC adds Argentina to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 48 June 9: WHO updates guidelines on prevention of sexual transmission of the Zika virus, including advising women living in areas where the virus is being transmitted to delay getting pregnant June 14: El Salvador confirms first case of microcephaly linked to Zika June 30: CDC adds Anguilla to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 49  July 8: CDC confirms a Utah resident’s death from the previous month is the first Zika-related death in the continental United States July 14: CDC adds Saint Eustatius to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 50 July 15: New York City’s health department reports the first female-to-male transmission of the Zika virus. July 18: CDC reports the caregiver of Utah man who died of Zika tested positive for virus, raising questions about its spread July 19: Florida health officials investigate a case of Zika virus infection that may have been caused by local mosquito bite July 22: New York City health officials reports first baby born with Zika-related birth defect July 25: Spain reports first case in Europe of baby born with Zika-related defect; CDC issues updated recommendations for preventing and testing for Zika infection, warning that the virus can be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected female partner July 26: Honduras detects 8 cases of babies with Zika-related defect; CDC adds Saba to countries and territories with active outbreaks with total at 51 July 27: Paraguay reports first cases of microcephaly linked to Zika July 29: Florida authorities report what is believed to be the first evidence of local Zika transmission in the continental United States Aug. 2: CDC adds Antigua, Barbuda, and Turks and Caicos to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 54 Aug. 3: U.S. researchers said they launched Zika vaccine clinical trial Aug. 11: CDC adds Cayman Islands to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 55 Aug. 12: The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declares a public health emergency in Puerto Rico over Zika with 10,690 laboratory-confirmed cases Aug. 13: Brazil reports 1,835 confirmed cases of microcephaly Aug. 16: Haiti reports first case of microcephaly linked to Zika Aug. 17: Guatemala confirms first case of newborn with microcephaly linked to Zika Aug. 19: Florida governor says five cases of Zika are believed to have been contracted in Miami Beach, the second area in Miami-Dade county where the virus is spreading. Aug. 25: CDC adds The Bahamas and the United States to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 57 Aug. 26: FDA recommends that all blood donated in the United States and its territories be tested for Zika virus, starting with 11 states in the first phase; Nicaragua confirms first microcephaly birth linked to Zika Aug. 27-29: Singapore confirms first case of locally transmitted Zika virus, which rise to 56 cases two days later Aug. 30: Confirmed cases in Singapore rise to 82, with some of the latest infections detected beyond the area of initial outbreak. Several countries advise pregnant women or those trying to conceive to avoid traveling to the city-state. Australia, Taiwan, South Korea and the United States issue travel warnings Aug. 31: CDC adds Singapore and the British Virgin Islands to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing tally to 58 (The CDC groups together Antigua and Barbuda in its updated official count) Sept. 3: Malaysia detects first case of locally transmitted Zika Sept. 5: Philippines confirms first case of Zika virus likely to have been transmitted locally Sept. 6: Florida confirms 56 locally transmitted cases, 577 travel-related infections, and 80 infections involving pregnant women Sept. 8: Singapore reports 283 cases of locally transmitted Zika virus Sept. 10: Singapore locally transmitted Zika cases rise to 329 SOURCES: World Health Organization, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Reuters politicsNews
timeline nika origin global spreadthe following timeline charts origin spread nika virus discovery nearly years ago scientists researching yellow fever uganda nika forest identify virus thesis monkey virus recovered aides africanus mosquito nika forest first human cases detected uganda tanzania nika detected mosquitoes monkeys across equatorial africa nika found equatorial asia including india indonesia malaysia pakistan nika spreads africa asia first large outbreak pacific island yap researchers identify two distinct lineages virus african asian nika outbreaks french polynesia easter island cook islands new macedonia retrospective analysis shows possible link birth defects severe neurological complications babies french polynesia march brazil reports illness characterized skin rash northeastern states july brazil reports detection neurological disorders newborns associated history infection colombia confirms cases nika brazil reports increase microcephaly abnormally small heads among newborns brazil declares public health emergency november cases reported surname panama el salvador mexico guatemala paraguay venezuela french giant martinique puerto rico ghana ecuador barbados bolivia dominican republic nicaragua cacao jamaica world health organization who declares public health emergency international concern first case nika transmission united states local health officials say likely contracted sex mosquito bite centers disease control prevention says virus actively transmitted countries mostly americas president barack obama requests billion fight nika cdc adds area bonfire countries territories active outbreaks bringing total cdc adds trinidad tobacco marshall islands countries territories active outbreaks bringing total brazil says confirmed microcephaly cases number considers related nika infections mothers additional suspected cases microcephaly france detects first sexually transmitted case nika march who advises pregnant women avoid areas nika outbreak said sexual transmission virus relatively common march cdc adds cuba countries territories active outbreaks bringing total march cdc adds dominic countries territories active outbreaks bringing total march the world health organization says strong scientific consensus nika cause birth defect microcephaly well syndrome rare neurological disorder result paralysis though conclusive proof may take months years april cdc adds korea generated states micronesia countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april cdc adds fiji countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april the cdc concludes infection nika virus pregnant women cause birth defect microcephaly severe brain abnormalities babies cdc adds lucia countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april cdc adds belize countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april canada confirms first sexually transmitted nika case april puerto rico reports first death related nika according cdc the island territory also confirms nika cases including pregnant women five suspected cases syndrome nika may panama confirms four microcephaly cases tied nika may spain first case brain defect fetus may cdc adds papua new guinea saint barthelemy peru countries territories active outbreaks bringing total may cdc adds grenade countries territories active outbreaks bringing total may puerto rico reports first case microcephaly may who says outbreak nika virus african island chain cape verde strain one blamed birth abnormalities brazil may cdc adds argentina countries territories active outbreaks bringing total june who updates guidelines prevention sexual transmission nika virus including advising women living areas virus transmitted delay getting pregnant june el salvador confirms first case microcephaly linked nika june cdc adds anguilla countries territories active outbreaks bringing total july cdc confirms utah resident death previous month first death continental united states july cdc adds saint eustatius countries territories active outbreaks bringing total july new york city health department reports first transmission nika virus july cdc reports caregiver utah man died nika tested positive virus raising questions spread july florida health officials investigate case nika virus infection may caused local mosquito bite july new york city health officials reports first baby born birth defect july spain reports first case europe baby born defect cdc issues updated recommendations preventing testing nika infection warning virus transmitted unprotected sex infected female partner july honduras detects cases babies defect cdc adds saga countries territories active outbreaks total july paraguay reports first cases microcephaly linked nika july florida authorities report believed first evidence local nika transmission continental united states cdc adds antique barbara turns caucus countries territories active outbreaks bringing total researchers said launched nika vaccine clinical trial cdc adds layman islands countries territories active outbreaks bringing total the department health human services declares public health emergency puerto rico nika cases brazil reports confirmed cases microcephaly haiti reports first case microcephaly linked nika guatemala confirms first case newborn microcephaly linked nika florida governor says five cases nika believed contracted miami beach second area county virus spreading cdc adds the bananas united states countries territories active outbreaks bringing total fda recommends blood donated united states territories tested nika virus starting states first phase nicaragua confirms first microcephaly birth linked nika singapore confirms first case locally transmitted nika virus rise cases two days later confirmed cases singapore rise latest infections detected beyond area initial outbreak several countries advise pregnant women trying conceive avoid traveling australia taiwan south korea united states issue travel warnings cdc adds singapore british virgin islands countries territories active outbreaks bringing tally the cdc groups together antique barbara updated official count malaysia detects first case locally transmitted nika philippines confirms first case nika virus likely transmitted locally florida confirms locally transmitted cases infections infections involving pregnant women singapore reports cases locally transmitted nika virus singapore locally transmitted nika cases rise sources world health organization centers disease control prevention reuters politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Timeline: Zika's origin and global spreadThe following timeline charts the origin and spread of the Zika virus from its discovery nearly 70 years ago: 1947: Scientists researching yellow fever in Uganda’s Zika Forest identify the virus in a rhesus monkey 1948: Virus recovered from Aedes africanus mosquito in Zika Forest 1952: First human cases detected in Uganda and Tanzania 1960s-80s: Zika detected in mosquitoes and monkeys across equatorial Africa 1960s–80s: Zika found in equatorial Asia, including India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Pakistan 2007: Zika spreads from Africa and Asia, first large outbreak on Pacific island of Yap 2012: Researchers identify two distinct lineages of the virus, African and Asian 2013–14: Zika outbreaks in French Polynesia, Easter Island, the Cook Islands and New Caledonia. Retrospective analysis shows possible link to birth defects and severe neurological complications in babies in French Polynesia March 2, 2015: Brazil reports illness characterized by skin rash in northeastern states July 17: Brazil reports detection of neurological disorders in newborns associated with history of infection Oct. 22: Colombia confirms cases of Zika Oct. 30: Brazil reports increase in microcephaly, abnormally small heads, among newborns Nov. 11: Brazil declares public health emergency  November 2015-January 2016: Cases reported in Suriname, Panama, El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala, Paraguay, Venezuela, French Guiana,  Martinique, Puerto Rico, Guyana, Ecuador, Barbados, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Curacao, Jamaica Feb. 1: World Health Organization (WHO) declares public health emergency of international concern Feb. 2: First case of Zika transmission in United States; local health officials say likely contracted through sex, not mosquito bite Feb. 5: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says virus being actively transmitted in 30 countries, mostly in the Americas Feb. 8: U.S. President Barack Obama requests $1.9 billion to fight Zika Feb. 18: CDC adds Aruba and Bonaire to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 32 Feb. 23: CDC adds Trinidad and Tobago and Marshall Islands to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 34 Feb. 25: Brazil says confirmed microcephaly cases number more than 580 and considers most of them to be related to Zika infections in the mothers, with an additional 4,100 suspected cases of microcephaly Feb. 27: France detects first sexually transmitted case of Zika  March 8: WHO advises pregnant women to avoid areas with Zika outbreak and said sexual transmission of the virus is “relatively common” March 19: CDC adds Cuba to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 38 March 22: CDC adds Dominica to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 39 March 31: The World Health Organization says there is a strong scientific consensus that Zika can cause the birth defect microcephaly as well as Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that can result in paralysis, though conclusive proof may take months or years  April 1: CDC adds Kosrae, Federated States of Micronesia to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 40 April 4: CDC adds Fiji to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 41 April 13: The CDC concludes that infection with the Zika virus in pregnant women is a cause of the birth defect microcephaly and other severe brain abnormalities in babies. CDC adds St. Lucia to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 42 April 18: CDC adds Belize to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 43 April 25: Canada confirms first sexually transmitted Zika case April 29: Puerto Rico reports first death related to Zika, according to the CDC. The island territory also confirms 683 Zika cases, including 65 pregnant women, and five suspected cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome from Zika May 4: Panama confirms four microcephaly cases tied to Zika May 6: Spain has first case of Zika-related brain defect in a fetus       May 9: CDC adds Papua New Guinea, Saint Barthelemy and Peru to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 46 May 12: CDC adds Grenada to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 47 May 13: Puerto Rico reports first case of Zika-related microcephaly May 20: WHO says an outbreak of Zika virus on the African island chain of Cape Verde is of the same strain as the one blamed for birth abnormalities in Brazil May 26: CDC adds Argentina to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 48 June 9: WHO updates guidelines on prevention of sexual transmission of the Zika virus, including advising women living in areas where the virus is being transmitted to delay getting pregnant June 14: El Salvador confirms first case of microcephaly linked to Zika June 30: CDC adds Anguilla to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 49  July 8: CDC confirms a Utah resident’s death from the previous month is the first Zika-related death in the continental United States July 14: CDC adds Saint Eustatius to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 50 July 15: New York City’s health department reports the first female-to-male transmission of the Zika virus. July 18: CDC reports the caregiver of Utah man who died of Zika tested positive for virus, raising questions about its spread July 19: Florida health officials investigate a case of Zika virus infection that may have been caused by local mosquito bite July 22: New York City health officials reports first baby born with Zika-related birth defect July 25: Spain reports first case in Europe of baby born with Zika-related defect; CDC issues updated recommendations for preventing and testing for Zika infection, warning that the virus can be transmitted through unprotected sex with an infected female partner July 26: Honduras detects 8 cases of babies with Zika-related defect; CDC adds Saba to countries and territories with active outbreaks with total at 51 July 27: Paraguay reports first cases of microcephaly linked to Zika July 29: Florida authorities report what is believed to be the first evidence of local Zika transmission in the continental United States Aug. 2: CDC adds Antigua, Barbuda, and Turks and Caicos to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 54 Aug. 3: U.S. researchers said they launched Zika vaccine clinical trial Aug. 11: CDC adds Cayman Islands to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 55 Aug. 12: The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services declares a public health emergency in Puerto Rico over Zika with 10,690 laboratory-confirmed cases Aug. 13: Brazil reports 1,835 confirmed cases of microcephaly Aug. 16: Haiti reports first case of microcephaly linked to Zika Aug. 17: Guatemala confirms first case of newborn with microcephaly linked to Zika Aug. 19: Florida governor says five cases of Zika are believed to have been contracted in Miami Beach, the second area in Miami-Dade county where the virus is spreading. Aug. 25: CDC adds The Bahamas and the United States to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing total to 57 Aug. 26: FDA recommends that all blood donated in the United States and its territories be tested for Zika virus, starting with 11 states in the first phase; Nicaragua confirms first microcephaly birth linked to Zika Aug. 27-29: Singapore confirms first case of locally transmitted Zika virus, which rise to 56 cases two days later Aug. 30: Confirmed cases in Singapore rise to 82, with some of the latest infections detected beyond the area of initial outbreak. Several countries advise pregnant women or those trying to conceive to avoid traveling to the city-state. Australia, Taiwan, South Korea and the United States issue travel warnings Aug. 31: CDC adds Singapore and the British Virgin Islands to countries and territories with active outbreaks, bringing tally to 58 (The CDC groups together Antigua and Barbuda in its updated official count) Sept. 3: Malaysia detects first case of locally transmitted Zika Sept. 5: Philippines confirms first case of Zika virus likely to have been transmitted locally Sept. 6: Florida confirms 56 locally transmitted cases, 577 travel-related infections, and 80 infections involving pregnant women Sept. 8: Singapore reports 283 cases of locally transmitted Zika virus Sept. 10: Singapore locally transmitted Zika cases rise to 329 SOURCES: World Health Organization, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Reuters politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: timeline nika origin global spreadthe following timeline charts origin spread nika virus discovery nearly years ago scientists researching yellow fever uganda nika forest identify virus thesis monkey virus recovered aides africanus mosquito nika forest first human cases detected uganda tanzania nika detected mosquitoes monkeys across equatorial africa nika found equatorial asia including india indonesia malaysia pakistan nika spreads africa asia first large outbreak pacific island yap researchers identify two distinct lineages virus african asian nika outbreaks french polynesia easter island cook islands new macedonia retrospective analysis shows possible link birth defects severe neurological complications babies french polynesia march brazil reports illness characterized skin rash northeastern states july brazil reports detection neurological disorders newborns associated history infection colombia confirms cases nika brazil reports increase microcephaly abnormally small heads among newborns brazil declares public health emergency november cases reported surname panama el salvador mexico guatemala paraguay venezuela french giant martinique puerto rico ghana ecuador barbados bolivia dominican republic nicaragua cacao jamaica world health organization who declares public health emergency international concern first case nika transmission united states local health officials say likely contracted sex mosquito bite centers disease control prevention says virus actively transmitted countries mostly americas president barack obama requests billion fight nika cdc adds area bonfire countries territories active outbreaks bringing total cdc adds trinidad tobacco marshall islands countries territories active outbreaks bringing total brazil says confirmed microcephaly cases number considers related nika infections mothers additional suspected cases microcephaly france detects first sexually transmitted case nika march who advises pregnant women avoid areas nika outbreak said sexual transmission virus relatively common march cdc adds cuba countries territories active outbreaks bringing total march cdc adds dominic countries territories active outbreaks bringing total march the world health organization says strong scientific consensus nika cause birth defect microcephaly well syndrome rare neurological disorder result paralysis though conclusive proof may take months years april cdc adds korea generated states micronesia countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april cdc adds fiji countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april the cdc concludes infection nika virus pregnant women cause birth defect microcephaly severe brain abnormalities babies cdc adds lucia countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april cdc adds belize countries territories active outbreaks bringing total april canada confirms first sexually transmitted nika case april puerto rico reports first death related nika according cdc the island territory also confirms nika cases including pregnant women five suspected cases syndrome nika may panama confirms four microcephaly cases tied nika may spain first case brain defect fetus may cdc adds papua new guinea saint barthelemy peru countries territories active outbreaks bringing total may cdc adds grenade countries territories active outbreaks bringing total may puerto rico reports first case microcephaly may who says outbreak nika virus african island chain cape verde strain one blamed birth abnormalities brazil may cdc adds argentina countries territories active outbreaks bringing total june who updates guidelines prevention sexual transmission nika virus including advising women living areas virus transmitted delay getting pregnant june el salvador confirms first case microcephaly linked nika june cdc adds anguilla countries territories active outbreaks bringing total july cdc confirms utah resident death previous month first death continental united states july cdc adds saint eustatius countries territories active outbreaks bringing total july new york city health department reports first transmission nika virus july cdc reports caregiver utah man died nika tested positive virus raising questions spread july florida health officials investigate case nika virus infection may caused local mosquito bite july new york city health officials reports first baby born birth defect july spain reports first case europe baby born defect cdc issues updated recommendations preventing testing nika infection warning virus transmitted unprotected sex infected female partner july honduras detects cases babies defect cdc adds saga countries territories active outbreaks total july paraguay reports first cases microcephaly linked nika july florida authorities report believed first evidence local nika transmission continental united states cdc adds antique barbara turns caucus countries territories active outbreaks bringing total researchers said launched nika vaccine clinical trial cdc adds layman islands countries territories active outbreaks bringing total the department health human services declares public health emergency puerto rico nika cases brazil reports confirmed cases microcephaly haiti reports first case microcephaly linked nika guatemala confirms first case newborn microcephaly linked nika florida governor says five cases nika believed contracted miami beach second area county virus spreading cdc adds the bananas united states countries territories active outbreaks bringing total fda recommends blood donated united states territories tested nika virus starting states first phase nicaragua confirms first microcephaly birth linked nika singapore confirms first case locally transmitted nika virus rise cases two days later confirmed cases singapore rise latest infections detected beyond area initial outbreak several countries advise pregnant women trying conceive avoid traveling australia taiwan south korea united states issue travel warnings cdc adds singapore british virgin islands countries territories active outbreaks bringing tally the cdc groups together antique barbara updated official count malaysia detects first case locally transmitted nika philippines confirms first case nika virus likely transmitted locally florida confirms locally transmitted cases infections infections involving pregnant women singapore reports cases locally transmitted nika virus singapore locally transmitted nika cases rise sources world health organization centers disease control prevention reuters politicsnews