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 Top health issues throughout Pakistan Monkeypox alert The NIH alerts federal and provincial health officials. Passengers will be monitored at airports and other entrances, according to instructions issued. Medical personnel are advised to exercise caution when working with monkeypox patients. In light of the spread of monkeypox cases across Europe, the United States, and the United Kingdom, Pakistan's top health body issued a virus alert on Monday. According to a National Institute of Health (NIH) notification, federal and provincial health officials have been placed on high alert, and instructions have been issued to monitor passengers at airports and other entrances. The organisation also stated that all large private and public hospitals have been directed to establish isolation wards. It also advised hospital staff to exercise caution when dealing with monkeypox patients. According to the notification, there are 92 confirmed cases of the virus in various countries and 28 suspe...

 More cases of monkeypox are expected to appear internationally, according to the WHO According to the WHO, 92 confirmed cases and 28 suspected cases of monkeypox have been recorded from 12 member states. It said it would provide countries with information on how to prevent disease transmission in the following days. Monkeypox is spread by close contact and can be prevented by self-isolation and good hygiene. The World Health Organization (WHO) expects to see more instances of monkeypox when surveillance is expanded in places where the disease is uncommon. According to the UN agency, 92 confirmed cases and 28 suspected cases of monkeypox have been recorded from 12 non-endemic member states as of Saturday, and it will provide more guidelines and suggestions in the coming days for countries on how to stop the virus from spreading. According to the CDC, "available knowledge implies that human-to-human transmission occurs among those in direct physical contact with cases who are sympt...