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Monkey pox: We know what to do to protect ourselves - Haufiku

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Dr Bernard Haufiku, former health minister in Namibia is of the view that we needed preparedness for monkeypox locally. While there is no need to panic we should be ready. His comments come after confirmation of the virus in South Africa. According to Dr Haufiku, the public needs to know about how to protect themselves from contracting this virus, or any other for that matter. He chats to In the Newsroom.
26 Jun 2022 11PM English South Africa News

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