Romania detects its first case of monkeypox-health ministry
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- Romania
Romania confirmed its first case of monkeypox - a disease usually found in west and central Africa - in a 26-year-old male from the capital Bucharest, the health ministry said on Monday.
The patient, whose partner travelled recently in several European countries with numerous confirmed cases, is in a good condition and is being treated in isolation, the ministry said.
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