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<h2>Experts warn against World Cup ‘camel influenza’, which can kill up to a third of those it strikes, as football fans return from Qatar</h2>
<p><strong>Football fans returning from Qatar should be on the lookout for signs of camel flu.</strong><br />
<strong>The symptoms of the respiratory disease include a fever, coughing, and vomiting.</strong><br />
<strong>Since 2012, 2,600 patients have been diagnosed with the disease.</strong><br />
<strong>England fans who have enjoyed camel rides through Qatar may be at-risk of getting it </strong></p>
<p class="author-section byline-plain">By Stewart Carr For Mailonline </p>
</div><!-- /wp:html --> Football fans returning from Qatar should be on the lookout for signs of camel flu.
The symptoms of the respiratory disease include a fever, coughing, and vomiting.
Since 2012, 2,600 patients have been diagnosed with the disease.
England fans who have enjoyed camel rides through Qatar may be at-risk of getting it
By Stewart Carr For Mailonline