BANGKOK, Sept 4 (TNA) – Bangkok is closely monitoring cases of Monkeypox as the number of infections continues to rise.
Deputy Bangkok governor Tavida Kamolvej revealed the current situation of Monkeypox in the city. In August, there was an increase in Monkeypox cases within the Bangkok metropolitan area compared to July and June. In August alone, there were approximately 80 reported cases. The data indicates that these cases are primarily concentrated in areas popular among tourists.
In Bangkok, there are various networks and groups actively addressing this issue, such as Swing Thailand and Rainbow Sky, working together to provide accurate information. Additionally, if any cases arise, the authorities are quick to respond by cleaning and ensuring clear communication to promote understanding.
The latest news has shown that the infected individuals are predominantly young, with many falling into the adolescent age group. While this trend is observed nationwide, the youngest confirmed case in Bangkok is 18 years old.
Bangkok also houses the BKK Pride Clinic, a diverse sexual health clinic located within the public health service centers, to address the healthcare needs of the LGBTQ+ community, she said. (TNA)
