The Ghana Health Service (GHS) is encouraging the general public to enhance personal protection against the Mpox disease.
As of June 12, six more Mpox cases have been confirmed, bringing the total number of recorded cases in the country to ninety-one (91).
Two persons is on admission and under observation while contact tracing continues.
The GHS in its latest situational report, cautioned against close contact with symptomatic persons, advised the practice of good hygiene and early reporting of symptoms to hospitals.
The current trends in the increase in cases continue to heighten concerns within the populace.
Four persons are on admission and under observation while contact tracing continues.
The current trends in the increase in cases has heightened concerns within the populace.
The general public is advised to visit the nearest health facility if they notice any symptoms. Meanwhile, contact tracing efforts are ongoing to contain the spread.
Mpox, formerly known as Monkeypox, is a viral zoonotic disease that spreads from animals to humans and also between humans.
