Health Service Warns of Mpox Spread
The nation’s Health Service confirmed two new Mpox cases, bringing the total to 119. The update, reported by Citi Newsroom, has raised concerns in Accra and other regions, as health officials work to contain the outbreak and protect communities.
The new cases were detected through routine monitoring, with patients isolated for treatment. The Health Service is increasing testing and contact tracing in areas like the Greater Accra and Central regions to prevent further spread. Hospitals are on alert to manage cases effectively.
Public health campaigns are urging citizens to watch for symptoms like fever and rashes. The nation’s authorities are distributing educational materials in markets and schools to raise awareness. Vaccination efforts are also being explored to curb the virus’s spread.
The rise in cases has worried residents, especially in urban centers like Kumasi, where crowded conditions could fuel transmission. The Health Service is calling for calm and encouraging hygiene practices to reduce risks. Community leaders are supporting these efforts with local outreach.
Further updates on Mpox cases and prevention measures are expected soon. The nation’s health system is mobilizing to address this growing public health challenge.