CDC Is Now Warning People To Wear Masks For MonkeyPox

The nightmare isn’t over…

The Biden-led CDC has just released a statement that warned the MonkeyPox outbreak has reached now reached a level 2 warning.

In their statement, the CDC made a recommendation that masks should be worn while traveling on planes.

If history repeats itself then the CDC’s warning will turn into a mandatory rule within weeks.

As of now, however, there have only been 21 cases of MonkeyPox.

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— Forbes (@Forbes) June 7, 2022

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Fox News had these details to share:

The CDC raised its alert level for monkeypox to level 2 on Monday, recommending that travelers wear masks, among other health measures.

While not on the level of COVID-19, monkeypox has spread across the globe out of Africa since March. Monkeypox symptoms begin as relatively flu-like but soon expand to the swelling of lymph nodes and a rash across the body and face. Ultimately, painful lesions form on rash areas, leaving severe scarring.

“Cases of monkeypox have been reported in Europe, North America, South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia,” the CDC wrote in its alert.

“Some cases were reported among men who have sex with men. Some cases were also reported in people who live in the same household as an infected person,” it added.

Somewhere in England, a doctor is taking the dust sheets off her sewing machines and perusing a Bentley brochure.

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The New York Post had more on the story:

The CDC raised its alert level for monkeypox to level 2 on Monday, recommending that travelers wear masks, among other health measures.

While not on the level of COVID-19, monkeypox has spread across the globe out of Africa since March. Monkeypox symptoms begin as relatively flu-like but soon expand to the swelling of lymph nodes and a rash across the body and face. Ultimately, painful lesions form on rash areas, leaving severe scarring.

“Cases of monkeypox have been reported in Europe, North America, South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia,” the CDC wrote in its alert.

“Some cases were reported among men who have sex with men. Some cases were also reported in people who live in the same household as an infected person,” it added.

The disease may have gone undetected in Western countries under the guise of an STI, according to Dr. Amesh Adalja. There are a number of STIs that have similar symptoms to monkeypox.