GENEVA: The World Health Organization reported two new deaths from monkeypox since its previous disease update on Jun 27, bringing the total to three since the start of the year and said the disease had spread to new areas. Cases have shot up 77 per cent since the last report to 6,027, the WHO said, with t
GENEVA: The World Health Organization reported two new deaths from monkeypox since its previous disease update on Jun 27, bringing the total to three since the start of the year and said the disease had spread to new areas.
The update also showed that over 99 per cent of the cases for which gender information was available were among men.
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