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Two more suspected cases of monkeypox reported in Puerto Vallarta

The Jalisco Health Secretariat (SSJ) announced on Saturday that two suspected cases of monkeypox were reported in the state.

These two cases occurred in Puerto Vallarta, for which the authorities installed a module to provide information and assist those who present symptoms.

The first case of the virus was detected on June 7 in a foreign man from the United States, who after traveling to Germany, went to his home in Texas, and then to Puerto Vallarta on May 27 where he went to different gay pride celebrations. Among them, a party at Mantamar Beach . . .

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