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Monkeypox: cases increase to 938 in Colombia
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Bogota
September 05, 2022 - 07:24 PM
The National Institute of Health (INS) indicated in its most recent report that Colombia reached 938 infections by monkeypox, increasing 356 cases compared to the interior week that 582 were reported.
According to INS data, of the confirmed cases, a total of 208 people have already fully recovered from the virus.
The city that registers the most cases in Bogotá with (697), Antioquia (125), Cali (30), Cundinamarca (21), Tolima (14), Santander (8), Valle del Cauca (7), Barranquila (7), Cartagena and Risaralda (6), Meta (3), Caldas, Cauca, Guajira, Quindío and Santa Marta (2), Huila, Norte de Santander, Sucre, Boyacá (1).
According to the entity, to date 1,461 tests have been processed, of which 523 have been discarded.
It should be remembered that the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that the world already has more than 50 thousand cases worldwide and 16 deaths from this disease...
Monkeypox: cases increase to 938 in Colombia
Website Writing
Bogota
September 05, 2022 - 07:24 PM
The National Institute of Health (INS) indicated in its most recent report that Colombia reached 938 infections by monkeypox, increasing 356 cases compared to the interior week that 582 were reported.
According to INS data, of the confirmed cases, a total of 208 people have already fully recovered from the virus.
The city that registers the most cases in Bogotá with (697), Antioquia (125), Cali (30), Cundinamarca (21), Tolima (14), Santander (8), Valle del Cauca (7), Barranquila (7), Cartagena and Risaralda (6), Meta (3), Caldas, Cauca, Guajira, Quindío and Santa Marta (2), Huila, Norte de Santander, Sucre, Boyacá (1).
According to the entity, to date 1,461 tests have been processed, of which 523 have been discarded.
It should be remembered that the World Health Organization (WHO) reported that the world already has more than 50 thousand cases worldwide and 16 deaths from this disease...
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