Monkeypox spread: Denmark and Scotland confirm first case
On Monday (May 23), Denmark and Scotland confirmed their first Monkeypox case. There have been no reported cases in India yet.
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On Monday (May 23), Denmark and Scotland confirmed their first Monkeypox case. There have been no reported cases in India yet.
Following the outbreak of COVID 19, a new disease known as Monkeypox is now the cause of major worry for the Indian public. There have been many cases recorded across the world and also the spread of Monkeypox cases are increasing each day. According to Health officials in India, there are no Monkeypox cases recorded in India yet.
The Monkeypox illness usually causes symptoms of fever, muscle aches and swollen lymph nodes, with chickenpox-like rashes on the hands and face
The government has also asked to send samples of travellers with symptoms of monkeypox to the National Institute of Virology (NIV) in Pune for further testing.
More monkeypox virus cases to emerge globally, warns WHO - Monkeypox is an infectious disease that is usually mild, and is endemic in parts of west and central Africa.