A Kerala man tests positive for Mpox, marking India's second case. Authorities take preventive measures while urging the public to remain calm.

Kerala Health Minister Veena George on Wednesday, September 18, confirmed that a Kerala resident, who returned from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), tested posit

Mpox infections are generally self-limiting, lasting between two and four weeks, and its patients usually recover with supportive medical care and management. It is transmitted through prolonged and close contact with an infected patient.

A 38-year-old man returning from the UAE has been diagnosed with Mpox in Kerala's Malappuram district, marking the second case in the country. The state health department has established isolation and treatment facilities to manage the situation and prevent further spread.

A 38-year-old man undergoing treatment in Kerala's northern Malappuram district has been confirmed to have contracted monkeypox infection, the state Health Department said on Wednesday.

Kerala reported a confirmed case of monkeypox (Mpox) on Wednesday, marking the second known such case of infection in the country following the recent global outbreak of the disease.

Health authorities in Kerala's Malappuram report a suspected cases of Mpox virus in a man who had just returned from Dubai. Health authorities await confirmation regarding the viral disease.

A suspected case of monkeypox has been reported in Kerala's Malappuram district after a man who recently returned from abroad showed symptoms. The patient is currently at Manjeri Medical College, awaiting test results.

A 38-year-old man from Edavana, who recently returned from the UAE, is under observation for suspected MPox. Health Minister Veena George oversees measures in Malappuram.

Authorities in Kerala's Malappuram district have enforced strict restrictions following a second Nipah virus-related death, mandating masks, limiting public gatherings and shutting schools and colleges.