The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced six new Mpox infections, raising the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 91. 

According to health officials, two of the newly infected patients are currently hospitalised and are under close medical supervision.

Contact tracing efforts are actively underway to identify individuals who may have been exposed, as part of measures to limit further transmission.

The recent uptick in cases has sparked growing public anxiety. In response, the Ghana Health Service has urged the public to remain calm while assuring that the situation is under control.

In a public health advisory, the GHS reiterated the need for vigilance and personal hygiene.

“We encourage the public to avoid close contact with anyone showing symptoms of Mpox, especially those with unexplained rashes, and to report any symptoms to the nearest health facility immediately,” the statement read.

Authorities also stressed the importance of preventive measures such as frequent handwashing, proper sanitation, and early detection to curb the spread of the virus.

The Ghana Health Service is continuing surveillance and community education campaigns to protect the population and prevent further infections.