WHO confirms 80 cases of monkeypox around the world
WHO has reported that there are about 80 confirmed cases of monkeypox disease, and another 50 cases are verified in 11 countries.
The first incidence of monkeypox was confirmed by the authorities in Australia, France and Germany last Friday, where rare disease usually continues to appear in a growing number of countries around the world.
Earlier today, the state health authorities of New South Wales reported that they had identified a possible monkeypox case of a man in his 40s who had recently returned to Australia from Europe.
Germany recorded her first infection with monkeypox.
France National Health Authorities reported that a man ,29 years of age in Paris region had been infected with monkeypox virus, without traveling to a country where the virus was spread.
In Spain, the proven Cases of monkeypox injuries amounted to 30 today and Most of the cases were recorded in the Madrid area.
In addition to France, cases of monkeypox have been Monitoring in Belgium, Germany, the United States, Britain, Spain, Portugal and Australia.
Most cases so far include men who have sexually mixed up with other men.
WHO reported that monkeypox has repeatedly appeared in Nigeria in recent years. Since 2017, there have been a total of 558 suspects , Of those, 241 confirmed cases and 8 deaths.
