With another confirmed case of Monkeypox, Puerto Vallarta has the most cases in Mexico

The number of monkeypox infections rose in the state of Jalisco after the Jalisco Health Secretariat ( SSJ ) announced the confirmation of two new cases.

According to SSJ, these are two men over forty years of age. At the same time, they reported that no suspicious cases have been registered.

The health authorities announced that the subjects are in isolation. The first is about a 42-year-old man, a resident of Puerto Vallarta, who is in home isolation. As epidemiological background, he was in contact with a person of foreign origin. He becomes the fifth . . .