Ghana has recently confirmed cases of Mpox (formerly known as monkeypox), according to reports from health authorities. The Ghana Health Service (GHS) and the Ministry of Health are monitoring the situation and implementing measures to contain the spread
As of the latest reports, Ghana has detected multiple cases of Mpox, with some suspected cases under investigation.
Health officials are conducting contact tracing, increasing public awareness, and advising precautions.
The public is urged to avoid close contact with infected individuals, practice good hygiene, and report symptoms early.
The Health service has advised citizens to look out for the following symptoms of the disease
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Fever
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Swollen lymph nodes
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Rash or skin lesions (often starting on the face and spreading)
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Muscle aches
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Chills
Members of the public have been urged to remain calm as the Ghana Health Service take the necessary steps to protect individuals.
