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Russia has registered its first case of monkeypox, federal health authorities confirmed Tuesday.
“The infection was found in a young man who came back from a trip through European countries and went to a medical facility with a characteristic rash,” state consumer protection watchdog Rospotrebnadzor said in a statement.
Rospotrebnadzor said the patient, whose symptoms are mild, has been isolated in an infectious diseases hospital.
"Contact persons have been established, they are being monitored by doctors," the statement said.
The second case of monkeypox has been detected in Russia in a man who returned from a trip to Europe, the St. Petersburg Directorate of the Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing told journalists on Thursday, according to TASS.
"The directorate of the Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing for the city of St. Petersburg is informing of the detection of a new case of monkeypox. The disease was diagnosed in a man who returned from a trip to European countries. The patient has been hospitalized with typical symptoms at a medical institution specializing in infections. The patient’s life is not in danger," the sanitary watchdog’s statement says.
The patient’s biological materials were sent to the sanitary watchdog’s institution authorized to conduct relevant tests. Their results confirmed that he had been infected with the monkeypox virus. Specialists established the individuals that the patient had been in contact with and placed them under medical observation. The epidemiological investigation was launched as soon as the data obtained indicated there was a suspicion of monkeypox, the directorate specified.
