BREAKING: Another 77 cases of monkeypox have been detected in the UK. It brings the total number of confirmed cases in the UK to 302.
Another 77 cases of monkeypox have been detected in the UK.Experts insist the risk ‘remains low’ to the general population because it does not spread easily.
Today’s dramatic rise will also be down to the Government not releasing updates on monkeypox cases over the long bank holiday weekend. The virus is transmitted through close physical contact, and can live on surfaces such as bedsheets or towels.Many of the cases so far are linked to ‘large events or parties’, with many more of these planned in the summer months.Monkeypox can appear as small blisters filled with fluid A rash will usually appear between one to five days after infection - generally beginning on the face before spreading.It starts as raised spots, which turn into small blisters filled with fluid.
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