MANILA, Philippines — A Filipino has been contaminated with monkeypox in Singapore, stated the Division of Overseas Affairs (DOH) on Sunday.
“There may be one reported case of a Filipino male in Singapore who has been contaminated with monkeypox,” stated DFA spokesperson Teresita Daza in a Viber message.
In response to Singapore’s Ministry of Well being (MOH) in a monkeypox native state of affairs report, the stated case was a 31-year previous Filipino, who examined constructive for the monkeypox virus on July 25.
It stated that the affected person first developed a fever on July 21, earlier than growing rashes on his face and physique.
“He sought medical care at SGH (Singapore Normal Hospital) on 24 July and was admitted on t…
Carry on studying: Filipino tests positive for monkeypox in Singapore
