Confirmation of M Flower Case at İskenderun State Hospital
In a recent statement, Iskenderun District Governor Murat Sefa Demiryürek debunked the claim that a case of monkeypox had been detected in Iskenderun State Hospital. Demiryürek emphasized that this information does not accurately reflect the situation in the district.
The false claim had caused confusion and concern among the residents of Iskenderun, but Governor Demiryürek assured the public that there is no reason to panic. He urged people to rely on official sources for accurate information and to not spread rumors that can cause unnecessary fear and anxiety.
Monkeypox is a rare viral disease that primarily occurs in central and west African countries. There have been sporadic cases reported outside of Africa, but the risk of an outbreak in Turkey is extremely low.
Governor Demiryürek reiterated the importance of following proper health protocols, such as washing hands regularly, practicing good hygiene, and seeking medical attention if experiencing any symptoms. He also urged the public to remain calm and trust in the authorities to provide accurate information about any public health concerns.
Overall, the statement from District Governor Murat Sefa Demiryürek is aimed at dispelling fears and ensuring that the residents of Iskenderun are well-informed and reassured about their safety and well-being.
