[The second confirmed case of monkeypox appeared in Taiwan: the patient had traveled to the United States on business and has been isolated in the hospital for treatment] Taiwan's CDC announced on the 12th that in the quarantine at the airport, a second case of monkeypox imported from abroad was found. The confirmed man in his 30s traveled to the United States on business from May to July this year. He began to develop symptoms such as fever and swollen lymph nodes on July 3. He received antibiotics on 5 July, but did not improve and developed skin rashes and diarrhea. When he returned to Taiwan by plane on July 10, he reported suspected monkey pox, was sent to the hospital by the airport quarantine personnel, and after evaluation by the doctor, he was notified for testing, and was confirmed positive on the 12th, and is currently in isolation and treatment in the hospital. (Phoenix TV Li Jiadong comprehensive report)
