Lahore reported two new monkeypox cases, raising the city’s total infections this year to 54. The development highlights continued spread of the virus in urban areas. It matters for public health monitoring and disease control efforts.
According to medical officials, both new patients are 22-year-old women admitted to Mayo Hospital. They are receiving treatment under close medical supervision. Health teams are monitoring their condition and tracing possible contacts.
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Meanwhile, experts said the latest cases appear to be locally transmitted. Both patients reportedly had no recent history of foreign travel. This has raised concerns about community-level spread of the virus in the city.
In addition, health authorities have urged citizens to take immediate precautions. People experiencing fever and skin rashes have been advised to seek medical attention. Officials also recommended quarantine for suspected cases to prevent further transmission.
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Furthermore, cases continue to rise in other parts of the country, particularly Sindh. The province has reported 34 cases and nine deaths this year, with Khairpur and Karachi among the most affected areas. Health experts say early detection and preventive measures remain key to controlling the outbreak.