Malayalam News
After the first case of monkey flu was confirmed in the UAE on May 24, more cases are being reported.Now three more people have been confirmed to be infected. The Ministry of Health said to be cautious.With this, the number of confirmed cases in the UAE has reached 16. This morning, the National Disaster Management Committee held an emergency meeting in Abu Dhabi.
If you see any unusual changes on the skin, the authorities have instructed to seek immediate treatment in hospitals. In addition, the National Disaster Management Committee has also put forward a proposal to install maximum systems to the hospitals. The objective of the National Disaster Management Committee is to suppress the disease by maintaining impeccable systems in a situation declared by WHO as a global pandemic.
Dubai Health Authority has announced quarantine norms in case of confirmed cases of monkey fever. The Dubai Health Authority has also issued a guide with recommendations. These criteria are for those who have been in long-term contact with persons or animals infected with monkeypox.
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Body temperature should be checked daily. Do not donate blood, organ, blood or breast milk to babies if mothers are pregnant. Wash your hands thoroughly. Clothes should be washed separately. Quarantine should be housed in a single room with attached bathroom and good ventilation. No one else should use their material. Check for fever and rash.
If you notice any symptoms, call the DHA call center on 800342. Those with symptoms should go to the nearest hospital or health center. If positive, isolation measures should be taken. If negative, the 21-day quarantine should continue, DHA said.
It has been suggested that those infected should stay in the hospital until they are fully cured and those who came in close contact should stay in home quarantine for 21 days. The UAE Ministry had instructed health institutions including hospitals in the country to be alert as soon as the virus infection was reported in different parts of the world.
Monkey fever has already been confirmed in the Gulf countries of Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
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