Mpox outbreak, Burundi and UNICEF
UNICEF: $59m needed to halt mpox outbreak in Africa
UNICEF has issued an urgent appeal for nearly $59 million to support efforts to halt the rapid spread of mpox in six African countries including Burundi, where youngsters have been impacted the most. UNICEF Regional Health Advisor for Eastern and Southern Africa, Dr Paul Ngwakum disclosed this to journalists in Geneva on Friday.
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