WHO warns about Monkeypox, if we do not take action now... 2022

Monkeypox: Now fear is spread all over the world about monkeypox, meanwhile WHO has said a big thing about this viral disease. Monkeypox: After the corona virus these days, monkeypox is wreaking havoc all over the world. Precautions are already being taken in the country regarding the disease. At the same time, now the WHO has given some advice and warnings regarding this disease. WHO's monkeypox expert has told the member states and said that this disease can be controlled if attention is given in time. The danger of social spread Work on the technical briefing on monkeypox is going on in WHO. During the technical briefing, the Director General of WHO, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and spoke on preparedness for the global infectious threat. WHO Director, Sylvie Brind said, 'We fear there will be a social spread but it is very difficult to assess this risk at present. We feel that if we take the right measures now, maybe we can easily prevent this, so we are doing this briefing today and we are trying to raise awareness, because we are at the very beginning and we have a There is a chance to stop it from spreading.' General public need not worry On the global infectious threat, WHO director, Sylvie Brand, said, 'I think this is not a disease that the general public should be concerned, it is not like covid or other diseases that spread rapidly, so they all The recommendations are not meant to create concern among the general public, but more to raise alerts and ensure that we all know the risks we face and that we can take adequate measures in a timely manner. use of counter-measures Speaking on Monkeypox in the case of Switzerland, Sylvie Brand said, 'Strategies and interventions have to be risk commensurate and we also need, if there is a possibility to use vaccines or treatments, it has to be done according to the needs of public health. should be used keeping this in mind and be very wise in the use of those counter-measures.' can control Speaking to member states at the UN health agency's annual meeting, Sylvie Brand said, 'We think we can control it easily if we take the right measures.' He also said that further spread can be controlled. There is only one opportunity to stop. Because it is very slow compared to other viruses like coronavirus. WHO officials said that there is currently no need for mass vaccination. Panch Kalyan Mahotsav was held in Ramgarh's Jain temple, Jain religion followers arrived in large numbers RAMGARH: The Pran Pratishtha Mahotsav of Sri Digambar Jain Temple of the newly constructed 3rd peak in the main road of Ramgarh was celebrated with great pomp. Many rituals were performed at the Shri Majijnedra 1008 Adinath Jinbimb Panchkalyanak Pran Pratishtha Vishwa Shanti Mahayagya in the premises of Gandhi-Smarak Adarsh ​​High School, Ramgarh. This ritual was completed in the presence of Param Pujya Muni Shri 108 Praman Sagar Ji Maharaj and Param Pujya Muni Shri 108 Arh Sagar Ji Maharaj. The prestige charge, Abhay Bhaiya and Ashok Bhaiya, performed religious rituals and worshiped them. There is something special in the temple that does Be aware that after Paras Nath in Jharkhand, this Jain temple of Ramgarh is for Jains. The construction of this temple took 12 years, this temple has been made by beautiful carvings from pink stones of Rajasthan. The special thing is that this temple will not be affected by the earthquake. Inside the temple is a beautiful idol of Lord Mahabir. Jain religious people who came from other provinces told the characteristics of this temple of Ramgarh. On this occasion, Param Pujya Munishree 1008 Praman Sagar Ji Maharaj told that, through such programs religious atmosphere is created, religious harmony increases in the entire society. At the same time, he said that Ramgarh presents an example of a very good social harmony according to its old tradition. The temple has been built according to the ancient Indian city style. Maharaj ji said about the harmful effect of polythene that in the coming time, polythene started taking birth of a great terrible epidemic.