16,000 monkey acne has been reported worldwide!WHO releases the highest level alert

The World Health Organization announced on July 23 that monkey acne epidemic occurred in many countries and regions constituted a "international concern public health incident."

"Internationally concerned emergencies" is the highest -level alert issued by WHO.

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The WHO assesss that the epidemic of the monkey acne is at a high risk in the world and other areas except Europe, and the risk in Europe is a high risk. There are still obvious risks of further international communication. At the press conference held on the same day, the Director -General of the WHO Director -General, "In short, we are currently facing an epidemic in the world through new communication methods. We know too little about it." It meets the standards of the International Health Regulations on "Internationally Focus on Urcented Public Health Incidents".

The WHO held the first meeting of the emergency committee of the monkey acne epidemic on June 23. On June 25, the WHO announced that the epidemic of the monkey acne does not constitute a "international concern public health incident." At that time, the WHO received about 3040 romance reports from 47 countries and regions.

But in the past month, more and more countries and regions have reported more cases of monkey acne to WHO. As of now, 75 countries and regions have reported more than 16,000 cases of acne. On July 21, the WHO once again held a meeting of the emergency committee of the monkey acne epidemic, but the emergency committee failed to reach an agreement on whether the Monkey epidemic constituted the "international concern public health incident".

According to the "International Health Regulations" formulated in 2005, the emergency committee evaluates whether the epidemic constitutes the "international concern public health incident" and makes suggestions to the World Health General Director -General. It is "internationally concerned emergencies".

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