A resolution
of the Chief Sanitary Doctor on preventing the spread of monkeypox has come
into effect in Kazakhstan. Thus, sanitary and epidemiological control has been
strengthened at borders, airports, and road checkpoints, with mandatory
non-contact thermometry and monitoring of visitors from endemic countries. All
premises of airports, railway and bus stations are subject to disinfection. Also,
laboratories have been prepared to conduct PCR tests. Local authorities have
been instructed to ensure the readiness of infectious disease hospitals to
handle potential cases as well as maintain a sufficient stock of medications
and personal protective equipment for medical staff. Notably, the global number
of monkeypox cases has reached nearly 23,000 since the start of the year, with
over 600 deaths reported.
Web-editor: Гайни Жумабек
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