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HEALTH MINISTER RULES OUT RESTRICTING TRAVEL FROM MONKEYPOX RED ZONES SAYS FOCUS IS ON BUILDING LOCAL CAPACITY

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Health authorities say they are actively exploring ways to improve Guyana’s health system to be able to identify, treat and test for the Monkeypox virus. Timeka Rodney has the details

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