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OSLO : Norway has begun searching for possible cases of monkeypox in the capital Oslo, the country's Institute of Public Health (FHI) said on Saturday.
"A foreigner who visited Oslo from May 6-10 has, after returning home, been confirmed to have been infected," FHI said.
Oslo Municipality has launched infection tracing efforts for monkeypox. Chief physician Preben Aavitsland at the National Institute of Public Health (FHI) says there is no danger to the population in Oslo.
“It is not very contagious, and it almost never causes epidemics among humans,” Aavitsland told the newspaper Avisa Oslo.
On Saturday night, it became known that infection tracking started after a foreign person who visited Oslo in May had been diagnosed with monkeypox. Oslo Municipality told TV 2 that they had found indirect close contacts of the person.
