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Monkeypox Scare: Australians warned to be on high alert against virus' symptoms - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox Scare: Australians warned to be on high alert against virus' symptoms

Monkeypox Scare: Most of Australia's cases have been 'imported' from travellers returning home from overseas holidays, but data from Victoria shows a worrying new trend of the virus moving and spreading in the local community.

Monkeypox in Babies? Florida Records First Pediatric Case Amid Growing Threat of Virus - Vimarsana News

Monkeypox in Babies? Florida Records First Pediatric Case Amid Growing Threat of Virus

Florida records its first pediatric monkeypox case. Should parents worry about the disease amid the back-to-school season?

Sudan Monkeypox: 16-Year-Old Student Is Sudan's First Monkeypox Case - Vimarsana News

Sudan Monkeypox: 16-Year-Old Student Is Sudan's First Monkeypox Case

Sudan has detected its first monkeypox case, health authorities said Monday, after the World Health Organization last month declared the disease a public health emergency of international concern.

Source: ndtv.com
Pakistan monitors entry routes amid global emergency of monkeypox virus - Vimarsana News

Pakistan monitors entry routes amid global emergency of monkeypox virus

The entry points of Pakistan are getting monitored on scientific grounds, especially the screening of passengers coming from African countries is being under strict implementation, according to the Health Minister.

Japan Confirms Country's First Monkeypox Case - Vimarsana News

Japan Confirms Country's First Monkeypox Case

Japan on Monday confirmed its first case of monkeypox, detected in a man in his 30s who had travelled overseas, Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike announced.

Source: ndtv.com