In Jalisco, fifteen new cases of monkeypox were identified during the last week, ranging in age between 30 and 35 years old, mostly, which are concentrated in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area (AMG); this is a result of active epidemiological surveillance for the detection, study and timely care of suspected cases in all state units.
The Health Secretariat has ended its transparency and no longer reports the municipalities where new cases are detected and shows no mention of monkeypox on social networks, although the state has the most cases in the country.As of this Monday, August 29 . . .
