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“DON’T PANIC” HEALTH MINISTER URGES AS GUYANA CONFIRMS FIRST MONKEYPOX CASE

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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The Ministry of Health announced on Monday that Guyana had recorded its first case of Monkey Pox, a 57 – year old man from Region Four. Timeka Rodney has the details.

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