Suspected monkeypox case reported in Telangana's Kothagudem district

Officials said the patient Bandla Uday studies Bachelor of Science (Agriculture) in Madhya Pradesh and had come home three days ago.
A security guard stands at the entrance of an isolation ward for monkeypox patients at a government hospital. (File Photo | AFP)
A security guard stands at the entrance of an isolation ward for monkeypox patients at a government hospital. (File Photo | AFP)

KHAMMAM: A suspected monkeypox case was detected in Vijayanagaram village under Manugur Mandal of Bhadradri Kothagudem district on Friday. Officials said the patient Bandla Uday studies Bachelor of Science (Agriculture) in Madhya Pradesh and had come home three days ago. After developing a fever, he consulted with a local doctor, who said that his symptoms resembled those of monkeypox.

Later, he was shifted to the Kothagudem Area Hospital, where doctors asked him to go to Hyderabad for quality care. Hospital Medical Superintendent Kumaraswamy said, “We have advised him to get admitted to the Fever Hospital in Hyderabad. There, the doctors can examine him and send his samples to the National Institute of Virology in Pune for testing.”

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