Monkeypox’s threat to the world has been upgraded to ‘moderate’ by the World Health Organization (WHO), as the tropical virus spreads to dozens of countries. According to a report from the Daily Mail, The WHO said the explosion of cases with no links to each other or Africa means the current figure is ‘likely to be an underestimate’.
It has warned that if infections continue to happen then vulnerable people and children — who are more likely to die from the virus — could start to catch it. So far the outbreak, which was first detected in early May, has spread to 24 countries and been diagnosed in 106 Britons, the majority of whom are men who have sex with men.
There are also growing concerns the virus will spill into wild animals and become endemic around the world, as is the case in parts of central and western Africa. Passing between humans and animals would also raise the risk of monkeypox mutating.
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