The United States announced that monkey acne epidemic is an emergency public health incident

On August 4, local time, the Minister of Health and Public Services, Zevel Bessel, announced that the epidemic of the monkey acne was a public health incident in the United States.

"We are going to raise the response to the monkey acne virus to a new level, and urge every American to treat monkey acne seriously and assume the responsibility of responding to the virus."

On the same day, the American White House spokesman Kalin Jean-Pierre said at the briefing that the United States has currently provided more than 1.1 million doses of monkey acne vaccine, which transports more than 600,000 doses. In addition, 5.5 million doses have been ordered In order to strengthen the surveillance of the epidemic, the testing ability of monkey acne has also increased from 6,000 times a week to 80,000 times. The Federation also cooperates with local governments to ensure that communities in various places have obtained the required resources.

According to the latest data of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the number of diagnosis of acne in the United States is 6,617, which is the country with the largest number of diagnosis. The measures that announced the emergencies of public health may release broader flexibility in terms of funds and regulations to cope with the spread of monkey acne.

The World Health Organization announced on July 23 that the monkey acne epidemic has constituted "international concerns of emergencies."

It is reported that in the past 10 years, the United States has only announced such statements for the crisis of new crown pneumonia, Zika virus, and opioid abuse.

Source: CCTV News Client

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