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First Case of Monkeypox in Croatia Confirmed
By Daniela Rogulj 24 June 2022
June 24, 2022 - The first case of monkeypox in Croatia has been confirmed by the "Dr. Fran Mihaljević" Clinic for Infectious Diseases.
The suspicion of the disease was confirmed during the evening by PCR test, reports Index.hr.
A man who was in Italy and Spain was infected
He is a man who has lived in Italy and Spain. He has milder monkeypox and is not hospitalized but in home isolation. Last week the first case of infection was confirmed in Serbia...
Ten Patients Diagnosed with Monkeypox in Croatia So Far
By HINA 25 July 2022
ZAGREB, 25 July 2022 - Croatia has so far registered ten cases of monkeypox, all the patients are men aged between 30 and 50, and in two cases it was established that they contracted the disease abroad, epidemiologist Goranka Petrović said on Sunday.
Croatia expects the first batches of vaccines against this rare infectious disease in the coming weeks.
Doctor Petrović said that each member-state of the European Union would prepare its plan for containing this disease.
The European Commission has organised joint public procurement of the vaccines. The distributed amount of doses will be in proportion with the number of citizens in each member-state, Petrović said.
Croatia can expect 1,400 doses for immunisation of persons who have been in close contact with monkeypox patients...
