Corona cases in Saudi Arabia, ban on travel to 16 countries including India
WHO has confirmed 80 cases of monkeypox in 11 countries. The WHO has said it is working to better understand the extent and cause of the monkeypox outbreak.

Even though the cases of corona virus infection in India seem to be stable, but the situation is not good in many countries. Cases of Covid-19 have started increasing again in Saudi Arabia. In such a situation, the Saudi government has banned travel to 16 countries including India. However, the government has told the people that no case of monkeypox has been reported in the country so far. Apart from India, these 16 countries include Republic of Congo, Libya, Indonesia, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, Ethiopia, Vietnam, Armenia, Belarus.
Here, in North Korea too, Corona has created a furore. Lakhs of corona infection cases are being reported here every day. In a statement issued by the Ministry of Health in Saudi Arabia, it has been said that not a single case of monkeypox has been reported in the country so far. Abdullah Asiri, deputy health minister for preventive health, has said that the country has the capacity to detect cases of monkeypox. If any case comes to the fore, the government is also ready to deal with the infection.
WHO has confirmed 80 cases of monkeypox in 11 countries. The WHO has said it is working to better understand the extent and cause of the monkeypox outbreak. In a statement released on Friday, the WHO said the virus spreads between certain animals in many countries, causing occasional outbreaks among locals and travellers.
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