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No monkeypox cases in Tamil Nadu, says Health Minister, after 4th monkeypox case reported in the country

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Monkeypox. The chess players who come from overseas for the 44th Chess Olympiad would have to get tested, too," Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma.

Subramanian told news agency ANI. Additionally, the minister noted that as many as 50,000 vaccination camps have been set up across Tamil Nadu today. “As of 11 in the morning, over 2,64,597 doses have been administered.

We are encouraging the masses to take the booster dose," the Health Minister said.Not a single case of Monkeypox has been reported here so far.

International travellers are being tested for Covid-19 & Monkeypox. The chess players who come from overseas for the 44th Chess Olympiad would have to get tested, too: Ma.

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