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The World Health Organization has declared the monkeypox virus a public health emergency. Cases of monkeypox virus have been reported in most countries around the world. An alert has been issued regarding this virus in India as well. The monkeypox virus is not an airborne disease. This disease spreads by coming in contact with an
The government has taken precautionary measures after Monkeypox was declared a Global Public Health Emergency by the World Health Organization (WHO). Sources in the Health Ministry told ‘Aaj Tak’ that in view of this situation, emergency wards are being prepared and an alert has been issued at the airports. These instructions were given to hospitalsAccording
The monkeypox virus spreading across the world has increased people’s concerns. This virus is also being called monkeypox or mpox virus. Health agencies have classified this virus as a Grade 3 emergency, which means it needs immediate attention. The Mpox virus started in 2022 and its outbreak has continued since then. This virus has entered
The dangerous virus MPOX has increased the tension around the world. Since January 2023, about 27,000 cases have been reported and about 1100 people have lost their lives. What is MPOX and what are its symptoms.
The world had just come out of the danger of Covid 19 virus some time ago and now another virus has increased the concern. The name of this virus is MPox, regarding which WHO has declared a global public health emergency.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared MPOX a world health emergency. This is the second time in the last two years that WHO has declared Mpox as a global public health emergency. This announcement has been made after the outbreak of viral infection in the Democratic Republic of Congo, because the MPOX virus has