MUCH IS coming up with joint recommendations such as preventing Monkey Line

The decision was made following an emergency meeting of the WHO Committee, set up for this virus.

WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebresus said that 16 thousand cases have so far been reported in 75 different states, with 5 cases of death.

Next, find the recommendations of the Health Ministry and the ICHPK regarding the prevention of a monkey Lee.

LEAMPOUS RECONDMENTS WITH PREVENATION OF THE LAMUNICY *Based on: Temporary advice for public health authorities regarding summer events during the outbreak of monkey oak in Europe, 2022 (Computer Report of the World Health Organization Regional Office (OBSH) for the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control - Those who deny the truth and turn away from the signs of Allah.

LIBRING SERVING WITH FREETING OF MININITKIONside while consulting for organisers and owners of the Kosovo National Public Health Institute of Business/countries considers it very important to communicate and partnership with the organizers of the events and owners of businesses/nations, related to summer events involving the possible dangers of broadcasting monkey smallpox. The simple information and advice on monkeypox is a sound strategy that can ease this danger while using these social gatherings to reinforce commitment. Security that the facilities offered for events take into account public health needs will also benefit event organisers.

1. Councils for major events organisers and massive gatherings that can adapt to any environment are listed below: Ease the distribution of risk communication messages on your website, social media accounts and/or the application of events, using numerous languages that include pictograms, images and sign language.) Adjust the content of social media by health authorities or international organizations so that participants know what to do to prevent exposure and if they experience symptoms of monkeypox, where they can seek adequate health care. • Continue to use and update messages even after the end of the event (up to six weeks later) to provide participants with information about the possible discovery of cases and to facilitate cases.) One of the practices suggested is equipping those present with a plastic bracelet of the event, which would allow them to have a free examination at a sex health care clinic. Discuss with local health authorities how contact tracking can be organised on time, in a discrete and confidential manner (e.g. Through your partner's announcement or conventional contact tracking. If necessary, cooperate with local organizations that have experience in making communication and are trusted by communities. Promoting good personal hygiene, such as washing hands and respiratory hygiene, with services and posters or related materials from IKSHPK. Provide numerous functional areas for washing hands (with soap and water) around the site. Alcohol - based techniques should be distributed in many countries throughout the country, especially near the toilet or in food areas. Depending on national guidelines, a report of 1:50 women and 1:50 males is usually suggested for available toilets. Consider a higher ratio to women's toilets, as well as the need for accessible toilets for disabled persons (usually 1:250) If the site is held in a closed space, review the ventilation in line with national recommendations. The recommended minimum ventilation rate is 10 L/s/person. Promoting condoms and testing for HIV/ The STI, with posters or relevant materials from public health authorities. Make sure that the surfaces often affected in common areas (e.g. toilets, food areas, etc.) are regularly cleaned (and disinfected if there is a danger of bodily fluid contamination). Cleaning and disinfecting should follow available national guidelines, but general advice appears below: Common areas should be cleaned at least twice on each eight-hour shift. Dezinectors (which contain 70% alcohol or 0.1% hypoklorite solution (d.m.th. The 1:50, if home bleach is used, usually at an initial concentration of 5%) must be prepared and applied to the surface according to the manufacturer's instructions. Make sure the cleaning staff has adequate personal safety equipment (PPE), including braces or dresses, heavy gloves, respiratory equipment EFFP2 and eye protection. • Substitute cleaning devices (e.g. Available towels. If there are no available cleaning devices, cleaning materials (robes, sponges, etc.) should be placed in an effective anti-virus disinfectant solution, or 0.1% sodium hypoclorin.% If portable or temporary toilets are exploited, confirm the safe treatment of human remains (including vomit or urine spills). The bleaching output (5%) must be added to containers carrying human remains before being thrown into the sewers, in line with local recommendations and legislation, or use a necessary amount to achieve a final solution of 0.1% bleach.

2. Counsel for sex - environment business owners (including baths, dark rooms, and back rooms) All the above advice for event organisers is also valid for the owners of the sex - bar environment businesses, and the following additional advice applies that should be adjusted to relevant national guidelines for these businesses: Change bed sheets and towels after every client or use options for a use. Carchafs and used towels should be treated by gloves - coated cleaning staff and a respirator NGP2, without mixing and washing in a washing machine in the 60 °C or more. Using alginate bags in the water is also an option, as they prevent personnel from handling individual clothes contaminated. After handling used sheets, the hands must be washed carefully. • dishes, dishes, glasses, and so on. should be washed in a dishwasher with a 60 °C cycle or higher. If a dishwasher is not available, wash them with hot water.

3. Considerations of risk communication and community commitment to risk communication and Community engagement are a key provision available to health authorities to enable groups or communities at risk or affected to make informed decisions to protect their health. The advice for events in the coming months is preferred to develop in cooperation with endangered groups, in simple language, by describing the symptoms that need to be taken into account, what to expect from public health services, simple advice on patients with symptoms, and where to get more information.

IK The KPS recommends that health authorities should consider working with relevant organisations and groups engaged in targeted audiences. In addition, community contributors (first-line workers, including health and social workers, community contact workers), are in the best position for him:

• Identified and targeted high - risk groups in their communities as well as those affecting them;

• Identified facilities where dangerous behavior is most likely to occur, including mass gatherings (such as music festivals), where the probability of close contact and casual sexual interaction is higher. These events include, but are not limited to, sex in local environments, toilets, dark rooms and back rooms;

• Acting as the first point of contact for people who show symptoms, but they may be afraid to appear in health clinics for fear of stigma and discrimination (particularly in countries where the level of stigma to the MSM is higher);

• Help build community-based monitoring systems and tracking contacts

• To help detect early signs of social tensions because of the stigmatisation of certain groups perceived as hosters of diseases, And address these issues;

• Lifting systems to listen to the needs and concerns of a affected community; '% To monitor and address rumors and disinformations spreading to the community.