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More die of Covid, authorities declare Monkeypox a ‘notifiable disease’

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12/06/2022

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More die of Covid, authorities declare Monkeypox a 'notifiable disease'

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Latest figures reveal that there are currently 114 active cases of COVID-19 in Mauritius, out of which nine were admitted at the New ENT Hospital.

Over the period 02 to 08 June 2022, three deaths were attributed to COVID-19.

Meanwhile, regulations have been made under the Quarantine Act to include Monkeypox as a ‘notifiable disease’.

The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reportedly ordered primers for PCR tests for Monkeypox.

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