Akwa Ibom government says it has reactivated emergency response centres to check the spread of the disease following a confirmed case of the monkey pox disease in the state.
It added that it has directed all health facilities and workers to be on alert, exercise high index of suspicion, to observ
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ANIEFIOK UDONQUAK, Uyo
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