The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has reported a continued rise in mpox cases, with the national total reaching 880 infections as of November 2025. Health officials are urging communities to remain vigilant and adhere to hygiene and reporting guidelines to curb the spread.
Mpox, a viral disease transmitted through close physical contact, presents symptoms such as fever, rash, headache, and muscle pain. While new cases continue to emerge across multiple regions, authorities emphasize early detection and seek to educate the public on recognizing symptoms and seeking care promptly.
The GHS continues surveillance efforts and promotes preventive measures as part of the national response strategy to protect public health.
