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Iranian health officials have reported six suspected cases of monkeypox, a rare disease that used to be confined to Africa but has recently started showing face in different countries worldwide.
Ebrahim Qaderi, an official with the Iranian Health Ministry, said on Friday that samples have been taken from five of the suspects, out of whom three tested negative.
“Given the fact that we’ve had no reports of the disease inside the country, we have started screening for possible patients from border areas,” he added.
Iran
A day after the news of monkey pox was reported in Iran, the Ministry of Health said no case had been found
07 June 1401
The head of the Department of Human-Animal Transmissible Diseases of the Ministry of Health said that no "probable" or "definite" cases of this disease have been identified in the country so far.
Behzadeh Amiri said the tested items were not considered "suspicious". According to the Ministry of Health official, the infected people had symptoms but none of them came in contact with the infected person.
He also announced the number of cases tested as five, while six patients suspected of having the disease have been identified in Iran...