REPORTING PERIOD:October 15 – 21, 2024
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HIGHLIGHTS ● One new confirmed case reported from Montserrado County● Seventeen (17) new suspected cases reported (Bong-1, Grand Kru-1, Lofa-3,
HIGHLIGHTS ● One new confirmed case reported from Bong County● Thirty (30) new suspected cases were reported from nine counties
HIGHLIGHTS ● Two new confirmed cases reported from Lofa and River Gee Counties● Twenty (20) new suspected cases reported● No
HIGHLIGHTS ● Two new confirmed cases reported from Lofa and River Gee Counties● Twenty (20) new suspected cases reported● No
HIGHLIGHTS ●Two new confirmed cases reported from Sinoe and Lofa Counties●Eight new suspected cases recorded●Total Death: 0 SITUATIONAL CONTEXT Mpox
HIGHLIGHTS ● No new confirmed case reported: 0● Total suspected cases reported (Epi week 1-34 2024): 63● Total confirmed cases:
SITUATIONAL CONTEXT Mpox is a zoonotic viral disease transmitted from animals to humans with symptoms that last 14 to 21