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Monkeypox: Four new cases reported in Jalisco; Puerto Vallarta is the red light

In Jalisco, four new cases of monkeypox were confirmed, bringing the total of infections for the state to 22.

The State Secretary of Health, Fernando Petersen Aranguren, explained that in all cases they are men, and they acquired the disease after contact with foreigners.

“The four new patients are all men, they are between the ages of 25 and 40, and have had a similar picture to the previous ones. That is to say, a picture that is with fever, with skin rashes and everyone is stable, everyone is at home, there are no hospitalized . . .

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