Thailand_Monkypox_2024_weekly

Monkeypox is a rare viral disease that has occasionally been reported in Thailand. The disease is primarily transmitted to humans through contact with infected animals or through human-to-human transmission. The Ministry of Public Health in Thailand has implemented surveillance measures to detect and respond to cases of Monkeypox. Isolation of infected individuals and contact tracing are important steps in controlling the spread of the disease. Public education campaigns emphasize the importance of avoiding contact with wild animals and practicing good hygiene. Continued vigilance and prompt response are necessary to manage Monkeypox in Thailand.

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* Data Type ข้อมูลระเบียน
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* Contact Person Epidemic Data Exchange and Analysis Network
* Contact Email apisit.sa@buu.ac.th
* Objective National Strategy
* Update Frequency Unit Week
Update Frequency Interval 1
* Geo Coverage Country
* Data Source Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
* Data Format XLS/XLSX
* Data Category Public Data
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    Created September 12, 2025
    Last Updated September 12, 2025