There are more than 1700 cases of acne confirmed cases in the UK. Multiple tissues criticize domestic vaccination slowly

Monkey acne virus under microscope (data map)

Overseas Network, July 13th. According to the British Sky News Network and other media reports on the 12th, British health officials stated on the same day that more than 1,700 cases of acne have been found in the country on the same day.

According to the latest data from the British Health and Security Agency, as of the 11th, a total of 1,735 diamonds in the UK were diagnosed, of which 1,660 were in England. The average age of infected people is 36 years.

Many health organizations such as the British National AIDS Trust Foundation, the British Health and AIDS Association have called on the British governments, the Health Security Agency, and the national medical service system to take action to prevent virus transmission, including the outbreak of the epidemic in the country, and ensure that it is to a specific group. Provide vaccines. These organizations warn that the current vaccine in the UK is "too slow and too little." Some experts also say that the current epidemic of Monkey acne may last for several months, and if the government does not take emergency operations, monkey acne may become an epidemic in the UK.

Monkey acne is a kind of viral human and animal disease, which can be spread from animals or interpersonal transmission. The early symptoms of human infection of monkey acne include fever, headache, muscle soreness, back pain, lymphadenopathy, etc., and can be developed into a large range of rash on the face and body. Most infected people recover within a few weeks, but some infected people have severe illness or even death. (Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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