First Monkey Oak Case Recorded in Serbia

The first case of Monkey Lee has been recorded in Serbia.

So has the Serbian Institute of Public Health, which said the case was dealt with in therapeutic way, while laboratory diagnosis was conducted at the Institute of Virology, Vaccines and Serums, writes Blic.

In addition, it becomes known that this institute has conducted epidemiological investigation of the case and all measures of evolution, testing, reporting and controlling further spread of the infection have been carried out.

We remember that the symptoms of the monkey Lee are mostly fever, headaches, body pain and weakness, the stockings of about two days later appear red and wounds on the face, legs and hands.

As it says, the competent territorial public health institute has conducted an epidemiological investigation of the case and all measures of evolution, testing, reporting and controlling further spread of the infection have been carried out, according to expert methodological guidelines.