https://www.who.int/emergencies/disease-outbreak-news/item/2024-DON528
I told you, if you want to make up deaths, Congo is probably the easiest place in the world to get away with it [owing to chaos of decades-long civil war]. WHO is giving out TPOXX though NIH says it does not work against Congo’s moneypox
A nothingburger disease must get a super expensive drug and vaccines, because because because because because….
We here in the west get to find out how they work, get to replenish our stockpiles, etc.
Described below are the latest countries in the African region newly affected by mpox, either clade I or clade II, since the start of the multi-country outbreak in 2022. Additional countries in the region are continuing to report cases, please refer to the latest situation report published for an update on these countries including the latest epidemiological trends.
Central and East Africa
Burundi
On 25 July 2024, the Ministry of Health of Burundi declared an outbreak of mpox following the confirmation of three cases by the National Reference Laboratory of the National Institute of Public Health. These cases were identified on 22 July; one case from Kamenge University Hospital, a second case from Kamenge Military Hospital, and the third case from Isare Health District. They reported symptom onset on 24 July including fever, joint pain, and a widespread rash. Samples collected during a multidisciplinary investigation tested positive for mpox on 25 July with PCR. These are the first confirmed mpox cases ever identified in Burundi.
As of 17 August 2024, there had been 545 alerts of mpox cases since the outbreak declaration, of which 474 suspected cases (86.9%) had been investigated and validated. Of 358 suspected cases tested, 142 (39.7%) tested positive for MPXV. Genomic sequencing analysis has confirmed clade Ib MPXV. No deaths were reported as of 17 August.
Confirmed cases have been reported from 26 of the 49 districts (53.1%). The most affected district is Bujumbura Nord, an urban area, with 54 of the 142 confirmed cases (38%). No deaths had been documented at the time of reporting.
Males account for 55.6% of the cases and females for 44.4%. Children under the age of five years make up 60.3% of the cases, followed by those aged from 11 to 20 years (42.6%), and those aged from 21 to 30 years (38.2%). [Note that if you add these numbers together, people under the age of 31 make up 141.1% of total cases. In other words, these are bogus numbers or grossly in error.—Nass]
Kenya
On 29 July 2024, the Ministry of Health confirmed a case of mpox in Taita Taveta County bordering Tanzania. The patient is a 42-year-old Kenyan male residing in Kiambu County (neighbouring Nairobi). The case has a history of travel from Kampala, Uganda, to Mombasa, Kenya, and at the time of identification, the patient was travelling to Rwanda through Tanzania.
As of 13 August, a total of 14 suspected cases had been identified, one case had tested positive for MPXV Clade Ib,12 suspected cases had tested negative, and the test result for one case was pending. This is the first mpox case ever identified in Kenya. No deaths had been reported as of 13 August.
Rwanda
On 24 July 2024, IHR National Focal Point (NFP) for Rwanda notified WHO of two laboratory-confirmed mpox cases in Rwanda, and on 27 July, the Ministry of Health declared an outbreak of mpox in the country. The cases included a 33-year-old female (case 1) who frequently travels to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and a 34-year-old male (case 2) with a recent travel history to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Case 1 was identified at a point of entry (PoE) and isolated in Rusizi district, and case 2 was identified at Kibagabaga hospital of Gasabo district. Both cases were reported to be in stable condition and under continuous medical follow-up. These are the first confirmed mpox cases ever identified in Rwanda.
As of 7 August 2024, four confirmed mpox cases and zero deaths had cumulatively been reported by the country. Among the two new cases, one is a 34-year-old male, residing in Gasabo District in Kigali. His symptoms started on 15 July 2024 with fever, swollen lymph nodes, sore throat, and rashes on the arms, face and genitals. He had travelled back from Burundi on 12 July 2024 and is currently in isolation. Five close contacts are under follow up. The other case is a 39-year-old Rwandan male, resident of Kicukiro District with travel history to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He had similar symptoms, along with headache, which started on 12 July 2024. Four of his close contacts have been identified and they are under follow up. Sequencing analysis has confirmed MPXV Clade Ib.
Uganda
In June and early July 2024, Kasese District enhanced surveillance for mpox disease along the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo in light of reported increasing cases in the neighbouring country. Following the orientation of screeners at the Bwera point of entry and Bwera Hospital, six suspected cases were identified on 11 July. Samples were collected for laboratory testing from the suspected cases, two of which tested positive for MPXV Clade Ib on 15 July. The first of the confirmed cases is a 37-year-old female and the second case is a 22-year-old female national of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. These are the first mpox cases identified in the country. Both cases had onset of symptoms on 11 July and were confirmed by a PCR test at the Uganda Virus Research Institute on 15 July 2024.
Investigations revealed that transmission occurred outside Uganda and no secondary transmission has been linked to the two cases as of 12 August 2024. By the same date, 39 suspected cases had been reported. Furthermore, 37 contacts of the confirmed cases were under follow-up. No deaths have been reported as of 20 August.
West Africa
Côte d’Ivoire
In July 2024, Côte d’Ivoire confirmed two non-fatal cases of mpox. The first case is a 46-year-old patient who consulted a doctor on 1 July with a fever, headache and skin rash, in Tabou district, San Pedro region, on the border with Liberia. Mpox was confirmed by the Institut Pasteur de Côte d’Ivoire laboratory on 3 July and again on 14 July by the Institute Pasteur in Dakar. The second case is a 20-year-old patient, in the Koumassi health district in Abidjan, who presented with skin rash and oral mucosal lesions on 14 July. No epidemiological link between these first two cases has been identified.
As of 7 August 2024, seven mpox cases had been confirmed in three health districts: Koumassi (one case), Tabou (one case), and Yopougon-Ouest-Songon (five cases). Four of the confirmed cases (57%) are male, and all seven cases are above 15 years of age. Forty contacts have been identified and are being followed up. The country has previously reported mpox, but no cases had been notified since the start of the multi-country outbreak in 2022. The newly detected cases in 2024 belong to clade II MPXV. [No mention of deaths in this group—Nass]
Public health response
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Vaccination
WHO supports countries in obtaining regulatory approval for vaccine products, identifying target populations, and developing vaccination strategies. WHO provided technical support for a vaccination strategy workshop took place in Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ahead of anticipated deployment of mpox vaccines in the country. WHO is assisting countries in developing research protocols to address existing data gaps.
Case Management
WHO is supporting the distribution of mpox therapeutics (tecovirimat) to South Africa.
[Except *IT DOES NOT WORK* See recent report —which is suddenly very hard to find using google—of an NIH study in Nature, thought to be the world’s top science journal—Nass:] https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-02694-x
Via https://merylnass.substack.com/p/whos-moneypox-narrative-today-not/
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This monkeypox nonsense sounds like just a bad case of chicken pox. Those of us in the U.S., mostly had chicken pox when we were children. I know I did. And I watched a video the other day whereas a man from New Zealand had gone over to Nigeria and was taping from a floating slum. The children were actually playing in water that contained nothing but human and animal waste. The men were begging the guy from New Zealand to take them with him. When the man from New Zealand said, “But you don’t know where I am going,” the Africans said, “We don’t care! Just take us with you!” New Zealand man said, “What about your families?” Nigerian men said, “We don’t care, just take us with you.” That speaks volumes of what is going on over there. I would never try and head over to Africa when those people over there are trying to go anywhere with anyone. If we’ve got monkeypox in America, it’s thanks to folks traveling here from elsewhere carrying that mess. And since we’ve got so many illegals entering via the southern border, we are getting hit and with school starting back, it’ll get worse, but there is no need for vaccinations. The immune system will either cope or it won’t.
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If Bill Gates really wanted to help poor Africans, he would make sure they have clean water, enough to eat and a reliable energy source. He’s clearly more interested in making profits from manufacturing vaccines than helping poor Africans.
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Yep! Manufacturing “vaccines” to kill them.
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Just like some politicians steal valour by lying about their military service, this billionaire stole an intellectual reputation by stealing the ideas of others to create his own software and vaccine empires. Bill Gates is a narcissist and a psychopath. If he ever goes to India again, he will be immediately arrested. He has caused inestimable harm and misery around the world and if the world were just he would be locked up in a lunatic asylum for the criminally insane. The man is a menace!
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The only reason he is not locked up is because those who rule us lowly peasants are just like him. They ALL need to be locked up in that same asylum!!!
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And he was forced to stand down of CEO of Microsoft when Ralph Nader put together a coalition of victims he had stolen from and put pressure on the Justice Department to go after him.
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Hit the nail on the head there Dr. Stuart. The billions he has invested in creating vaccines purely to make money would have solved the primary problems in Africa instead of worsening them.
Before Gates sold his Polio vaccine to African nations, polio had been eradicated, since his vaccinations polio has again erupted only since his vaccines were delivered to the lab rats we decent human beings call people.
Many people all over the world die a sad death even though they have done nothing wrong and I can’t help wishing the same for the evil Bill Gates, the entrepreneurial eugenics focused death merchant from hell!
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Unfortunately, mohandeer, Gates has a lot of support from his WEF who want to keep African in an impoverished state so they can continue to steal their invaluable resources.
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Now, now, Dr. Bramhall, you can’t say these things about the WEF. You must eat zee bugs and be happy!
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