Monkeypox: Disease can spread to another person from clothes, towels
New Delhi: The latest research conducted by the experts on Monkeypox disease guides people to stay alert and maintain hygiene all time. According to research, monkeypox can spread the infection from bites of animals infected. It can also spread from the blood, hair, and plasma of infected animals. Even if the meat of the infected animal is not cooked according to the proper method, there is a possibility of getting infected with monkeypox. They also say that monkeypox can be spread to another person from the clothes, beds, and towels of the infected person.
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) informed that India is fully prepared for this situation of increasing infections. An ICMR official said that monkeypox has not been busted in India so far.
According to the World Health Organization, 200 cases of infection have been reported so far. They have been found in countries where monkeypox infections are not usually found.
In the meantime, tomato flu has been seen in the country. At least 80 children are already affected by the fever in the Kollam district of Kerala. It is known that it is mainly in the child’s body. Almost all of the affected children are reported to be under the age of 5. There are similarities with the symptoms or symptoms of diseases like pox, and chikungunya. There are symptoms such as pain, high fever, and fatigue.
(Vinayak)
