WHO Health Expert Says Monkey Pox Can Be Contained and We Shouldn’t ‘Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill’

An expert with the World Health Organization (WHO) said the spread of the monkey pox will probably be contained in countries that are outside the continent of Africa and suggested that the threat is being exaggerated.

Then again, it is the WHO, which is a discredited international organization, so you don’t really know what to believe. They covered for the Communist Chinese Party throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Health officials around the globe are keeping an eye on cases with flu-like symptoms that may be caused by a monkey pox infection, a disease similar to smallpox but not as severe.

WHO Director for Global Infectious Hazard Preparedness, Sylvie Brand, said to the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland that she has monitored monkey pox for years without a viral spread.

“It’s also very important for this, again, limited outbreak to have excellent global coordination and collaboration. We need to share information, share diagnostic resources [and] share data,” Briand said.

“We encourage you all to increase the surveillance of monkeypox to see where transmission levels are and understand where it is going,” Briand added.

We are at a point in time when we do not believe a single thing we hear from so-called “health experts.” Health experts lied to us for over two years about the COVID pandemic. Many believe the politics behind COVID-19 caused nearly a million deaths in the US. People are reluctant to listen to governmental organizations anymore and with good reason.

Briand also said that the disease can be contained with pragmatic measures like early detection and isolating the infected.

“Let’s not make a mountain out of a molehill,” she said.

The majority of cases have been detected in Portugal, Spain, and the UK, though some cases were identified in the United States.

David Heymann, a WHO infectious disease expert, previously said that the source of the sudden outbreak could have initiated from sexual transmission at two European raves. It was pointed out that not all cases, but many of them, had involved men having sex with other men.

“The extent of local transmission is unclear at this stage, as surveillance has been limited,” the WHO said in a statement Saturday . “There is a high likelihood of identification of further cases with unidentified chains of transmission, including in other population groups.”

The WHO confirmed just two cases of monkey pox in the United States. I’m surprised Dr Fauci hasn’t already called for a national lockdown and mandatory vaccinations for 1-year-olds.

Forty seven people were infected with monkey pox in 2003, and health experts believe it was probably due to imported animals.