Monkeypox Has Been Detected in St. Petersburg, with Five People Hospitalized
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Four people in St. Petersburg have been diagnosed with monkeypox, laboratory tests have confirmed. All of them are in a city hospital, their condition is moderate, REN TV reported, citing its source.
Five people were hospitalized after receiving information on the possible case of smallpox, and reported to the Interregional Office of the Rosspernadzor for Petersburg and Leningrad Region. "In response to the information received on the possible case of smallpox, specialists from the Interregional Office of the Rosspernadzor for St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region immediately launched a sanitary and epidemiological investigation. A full set of…
Five persons suspected of smallpox of monkeys have been hospitalized and are under medical supervision, and have reported to the Interregional Office of Rosspernadzor for St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region. "Five persons have been hospitalized and are under medical supervision.
Five people have been hospitalized due to measles infection in St. Petersburg, Russia, according to Russian media outlet Fontanka.
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