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Ceuta doctor warns on crowded apartments after monkeypox case
The article discusses warnings from Enrique Ruberta, the head of the official medical authority in occupied Ceuta, regarding the spread of monkeypox following the diagnosis of the first case involving a Moroccan child in the city. He confirmed that overcrowding and poor sanitary conditions within the migrants' residences create an environment conducive to the virus's transmission and rapid spread through direct contact. He stated that the first case suggests the possibility of other undetected cases, and that epidemiological tracking is difficult due to the incubation period and the living conditions of minors. Ruberta emphasized the urgent need to establish a field hospital in Ceuta to monitor the outbreak and relieve pressure on the city's only hospital.
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