There are now four confirmed cases of people infected with the monkey pox virus in our country. And that makes us no longer an exception, because according to the World Health Organization there are dozens of infections in 12 countries where the virus does not normally occur. This concerns countries in Western and Southern Europe, but also in Canada, the United States and Australia. Hans Kluge, Europe director of the WHO, the World Health Organization, is in Geneva where the World Health Assembly started yesterday, the annual meeting of all member states of the World Health Organization. He explains more about the monkeypox virus and how the WHO wants to control the outbreaks.
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