BREAKING: Belgium Imposes First Monkeypox Mandatory 21-Day Quarantine, Here We Go Again

Belgium became the world’s first country to impose mandatory quarantine for individuals who test positive for monkeypox.

The quarantine is slated for 21 days and those infected must remain in isolation.

Scamdemic 2.0 is upon us.

Here we go again!

BREAKING: People who test positive for monkeypox in Belgium will be placed in a mandatory 21-day quarantine – De Standaard https://t.co/zlaKSGUr7G

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JUST IN: Belgium requires monkeypox patients to quarantine for 21 days.

Here we go again.

— PeterSweden (@PeterSweden7) May 21, 2022

BREAKING NOW: The first MANDATORY MONKEYPOX QUARANTINE in the world has been introduced in Belgium, “Those infected with the monkey pox virus must be IN ISOLATION for 21 days”.. -Becker News

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De Standaard reported:

Those infected with the monkey pox virus must be in isolation for 21 days. Not high-risk contacts, but they’re best watching over any symptoms. In the meantime, virologist Marc Van Ranst wants to investigate whether the virus can spread airborne.

Belgium are the first country to require those with monkeypox to quarantine.

Don’t forget the lockstep.

Every nation will soon follow this utter nonsense.

Speak up now.
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Becker News added:

The first mandatory quarantine for monkeypox has been introduced in Belgium, which recently hosted a massive gay pride and fetish festival attended by an estimated 80,000 people in Antwerp.

“Those infected with the monkey pox virus must be in isolation for 21 days,” the Dutch publication Standaard reported. “Not high-risk contacts, but they’re best watching over any symptoms. In the meantime, virologist Marc Van Ranst wants to investigate whether the virus can spread airborne.”

Belgium recently hosted the Gran Canaria pride festival, which has been labeled a monkeypox ‘superspreader’ event after attendees from multiple nations appear to have spread the virus worldwide.

“The Gran Canarian pride festival attended by 80,000 from Britain and across Europe is being investigated after being linked to numerous monkeypox cases in Madrid, Italy and Tenerife,” the Daily Mail reported.

Expect every major world government to be in lockstep with this strategy to isolate and quarantine monkeypox cases.