Monkey Pox Affected Numbers Slowly Rising In India! Government Held Meeting With Health Experts
The slowly increasing numbers of Monkeypox threats are becoming a big headache for every health official in India. Till the 3rd of August, the Moneky pox affected numbers was eight. The meeting is directed by L Swasticharan, the director of EMR(Emergency Medical Relief). Dr. Pavana Murthy from the WHO (World Health Organisation) will be present at the meeting.
According to the health news, Monkeypox affected numbers are rushing to eight to nine. Four from Delhi and five from Kerala. This is the scenario of the present Monkeypox-affected number in India. The Health Minister of India, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, was already asked for the isolated bed and wards for the Monkeypox-affected people.
The numbers of monkeypox affected are not very high. But there are certain types of risks also associated with monkeypox cases. Hence among all cases, only four of the people who are tested for monkeypox do not have any record of recent traveling.
Infections are present locally. This is the right time when the government can take precautious steps to contain the virus and restrict it from further spreading.
Central announces an urgent meeting with the top five health experts on Thurs day in Delhi. After the ninth case of the Monkey Pox, India’s health officials are announcing an urgent health meeting to support the upcoming health challenges.
The medical surveillance teams are now researching contract tracing. Four of the people’s contacts will be local as they do not have a recent traveling history.
Even in some of the recent monkeypox cases, the symptoms do not match up with the classic symptoms of monkeypox. Therefore, the Indian health departments are recording all of these symptoms to avoid any kind of mistakes and to identify the new symptoms of the monkeypox cases.
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