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WHO Says As Of 21 May, 92 Confirmed Cases And 28 Suspected Cases Of Monkeypox Have Been Reported To WHO From 12 Member States Not Endemic For The Virus

05/21/2022 | 05:34pm EDT
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May 21 (Reuters) -

* WHO SAYS AS OF 21 MAY, 92 CONFIRMED CASES AND 28 SUSPECTED CASES OF MONKEYPOX HAVE BEEN REPORTED TO WHO FROM 12 MEMBER STATES NOT ENDEMIC FOR THE VIRUS


© Reuters 2022
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