With the World Health Organization declaring a global Public Health Emergency for Mpox, countries like India, Pakistan and China have all now sprung into action to protect their citizens from a possible outbreak. Watch in for more details!

MPOX outbreak: WHO declared Mpox outbreak as 'global health emergency'

China in July recorded a five-fold increase in its number of Mpox cases. The new high was recorded even as the government ramps up efforts to contain the spread of the infectious disease.

China reports a five-fold increase in mpox cases; 96% patients are male

The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Friday said that the COVID-19 pandemic, which took the lives of millions of people in a span of three years, deepened inequalities and wreaked economic havoc, is no longer a global health emergency.

WHO announces end of Covid as global health emergency, says crisis phase over

The World Health Organization on Wednesday said that despite a dip in the number of cases, it still considers mpox, previously known as monkeypox, an international health emergency.

WHO maintains its stance; public health emergency alert for mpox to continue

The World Health Organization (WHO) declared on Tuesday that the monkeypox outbreak still qualifies as a global health emergency and should be treated as such. As per Reuters, a "public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC)", is WHO's highest level of alert and is designed to trigger a coordinated international response and could unlock funding to collaborate on sharing vaccines and treatments.

Cases declining but monkeypox remains a 'global health emergency': WHO

World Health Organisation declares a global health emergency over the Monkeypox outbreak. The global health body says there have been over 18,000 cases from 78 countries so far, the majority in Europe. Should you be worried about Monkeypox yet? Here's all you need to know.

WION Fineprint: All that you need to know about Monkeypox

World Health Organisation declares a global health emergency over the Monkeypox outbreak. The global health body says there have been over 18,000 cases from 78 countries so far, the majority in Europe. Here is all you need to know about the Monkeypox outbreak.

Monkeypox Outbreak: How it spreads, who is at risk?

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared global health emergency over Monkeypox outbreak, which has affected at least 16,000 people in 75 countries.

WHO declares global health emergency over Monkeypox outbreak

The Monkeypox virus is spreading at an alarming pace. 75 countries have reported 16,000 cases. The W.H.O has declared it a global health emergency. 4 cases have been reported in India. Should you be worried? Watch this report by Palki Sharma first.

Gravitas: Monkeypox declared 'global health emergency'

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has said that the rapidly spreading monkeypox does not represent a ‘global health emergency at this stage’ but called for close surveillance.

WHO says monkeypox not a global health emergency ‘at this stage’

The coronavirus pandemic has transformed from a health crisis to a humanitarian crisis. It was declared a global emergency by the World Health Organization on January 31.

Transformation of coronavirus pandemic from health to humanitarian crisis

Due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus the death toll in Iran has crossed the 100 mark and reached 107. In the last 24 hours, there were 591 cases were reported. Watch report:

107 people dead due to Coronavirus in Iran, Schools & Universities shut

Coronavirus cases in India have prompted concerns that the world's second-most populated country could face its outbreak. WION spoke ITBP spokesperson Vivek Pandey for more on this. Watch report:

15 Italians heavily loaded with Covid-19 virus, says ITBP spokesperson Vivek Pandey