The continuous spread of the American Monkey Echi: More than 14,000 cases of confirmed cases include 12 children

New York people are waiting for inocating monkey acne vaccines. (Data Map)

Overseas Network, August 19th. According to the Broadcasting Corporation of the United States on August 18, the American Monkey Acne epidemic continued to spread. The current confirmed cases have increased to more than 14,000 cases, including 12 children.

According to data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), as of the 18th, there were 14,115 centers found in the United States. Compared with the previous week, it increased more than 30%of new cases compared to the previous week. In addition, the number of children's acne cases has begun to rise, and at least 12 children have been infected. Experts said that the source of the most likely to acne virus in American children is their guardian.

In this case, the White House stated that it would significantly increase the supply of monkey acne vaccine in the country. At the press conference on the 18th, the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control said that the government is still studying the efficacy of vaccine. "We are understanding the effect of these vaccines for monkey acne and under the current epidemic. Although we expect the vaccine It is still important to be able to provide protection, but reducing or avoiding the risk of contacting the risk of acne virus. "

The US Department of Health and Public Services announced on August 4 that the epidemic of monkey acne was an emergency in the country. Many experts questioned and criticized the federal government's resistance measures, arguing that the government did not quickly take action to cope with the expanding epidemic situation in China. Health officials in many states in the United States have recently criticized the U.S. government's poor response to the epidemic of monkey acne because of the frequent problems with monkey acne vaccine distribution systems, and the people have been unable to vaccine. (Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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