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Mpox alert: Thailand records 470 cases, three deaths in 2026

BANGKOK – Thailand has recorded 470 cases of mpox and three deaths so far this year, prompting Bangkok authorities to tighten screening and disease surveillance measures at hospitals across the capital. Kriangkrai Tangjitmanisakda, director of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration’s (BMA) Medical Service Department, said on Monday (9 November) that figures from the Department of Disease Control…

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Mpox alert: Thailand records 470 cases, three deaths in 2026

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