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Prof Suresh Mahalingam
APCMV 2027 Organising Chair
It is with great enthusiasm that I welcome you to the Asia-Pacific Congress of Medical Virology (APCMV) 2027,…

Prof Suresh Mahalingam
President
Asia-Pacific Society of Medical Virology
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Asia-Pacific Congress of Medical Virology (APCMV) 2027, continuing this distinguished congress series that began in 1982…
The Asia-Pacific Congress of Medical Virology (APCMV) is a triennial international congress that focuses on diagnostic, public health, research, and clinical virology, with a particular emphasis on the Asia-Pacific region. The aim of this congress is to foster collaboration and the exchange of information on the latest research in virology, particularly studies concerning medically important viruses and treatments against them.
Including the most recent COVID-19 pandemic, many emerging viral infections have been centred in the Asia-Pacific region, and the breaking down of boundaries between human civilisation and wildlife continues to accelerate this trend. It is therefore vital for countries in the region to strengthen their public health, diagnostic, and research capacities to address these challenges.
The APCMV congress series was established to enable review, knowledge sharing, and discussion across these areas, forming a strong foundation for the management of medically important viruses.





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Tanzania |
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Myanmar |
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Viet Nam |
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Zimbabwe |
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Pakistan |
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Serbia |
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Turkmenistan |
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Ukraine |
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FORCE MAJEURE
The organisers of SEATS 2026 shall not be liable for any delay, modification, postponement, or cancellation of the Event arising from circumstances beyond their reasonable control ("Force Majeure").
Force Majeure includes, without limitation: war, terrorism, civil unrest or military action; natural disasters (including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and severe weather events); governmental or regulatory actions or restrictions; infectious disease outbreaks (including COVID-19, SARS, and MERS); visa refusals or delays; explosions; transport disruptions; airline insolvency; and any other event beyond the organisers' reasonable control. For the avoidance of doubt, insufficient in-person attendance rendering the Event commercially or operationally unviable shall also constitute Force Majeure.
If the Event cannot be held in person due to Force Majeure, the organisers reserve the right to convert the Event to a fully virtual format or otherwise modify the format, programme, or delivery of the Event as deemed necessary. The organisers shall use reasonable endeavours to deliver the Event in a manner that is safe, practicable, and consistent with its objectives.
In such circumstances, all confirmed registrations shall remain valid for the revised format of the Event.
REFUNDS AND FINANCIAL LIABILITY
In the event of cancellation, postponement, or conversion to a virtual format due to Force Majeure, the organisers shall not be liable for any losses, damages, costs, or expenses incurred by delegates, including but not limited to travel or accommodation expenses.
