The Government Continues to Monitor the Development of Monkeypox Disease

<p innerhtml="BORNEONEWS, Jakarta– The government continues to follow and monitor the development of monkeypox or monkeypoxmonkeypox which has spread in many countries including countries in the Asian region.”>BORNEONEWS, Jakarta – The government continues to follow and monitor the development of monkeypox or monkeypox monkeypox which has spread in many countries including countries in the Asian region.

“Although there have been no confirmed cases of monkeypox transmission in Indonesia, the government continues to closely monitor the development of this disease,” Agus Suprapto said.

When contacted in Jakarta on Saturday, Agus explained that the mitigation system to prevent the entry of this disease had been going well.

<p innerhtml=""The surveillance system has been activated at all entrances to the territory of Indonesia, the Port Health Office continues to check every traveler who comes from countries with cases of monkeypox transmission," he said.
“>”The surveillance system has been activated at all entrances to Indonesian territory, the Port Health Office continues to check every traveler who comes from countries with cases of monkeypox transmission,” he said.

In addition, laboratory facilities have also been prepared to carry out epidemiological investigations of monkeypox, including conducting examinations to detect the virus that causes the disease.

“In addition, the government has also prepared other anticipatory steps to respond to the development of monkeypox,” he said.

<p innerhtml="Sementara itu, Agus juga kembali mengatakan bahwa pemerintah akan melakukan sosialisasi dan edukasi yang masif mengenai penyakit cacar monyet guna meningkatkan pemahaman dan kesadaran masyarakat.
“>Meanwhile, Agus also said again that the government would conduct massive socialization and education about monkeypox in order to increase public understanding and awareness.

“Socialization and education about this disease to the public must continue to be intensified, so that the public can also find out about monkeypox, how to prevent it, how to transmit it and how to handle it,” he said.

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